Between Evelyn’s narration, songs, skits, and dances bring her poem to life. And like every Live Forever Project production, this one is inter-generational.

The forever war has not ended. The news cycle hasn’t, either. Even grief itself seems to be occluded or numbed by screen life, which retains the same quality of distortion, confusion and repetition.

The poem parallels the Gospel, but if Christ’s promise of everlasting life is not true, ... I will live forever. I am yours. More: Scripture / History / Death and Dying. Terrance Klein.