A text of this type carved on a tree at Kegon Falls reads, "For all the truth, / all creation, / all secrets of yore / can be told in an instant, / by then they're no more." A text of this type describes the world as "lucid as ice" and recalls reading "Empedocles on Etna" under some linden trees twenty years ago; that text of this type claims that its author purposefully left out the theme of feudalism from his story (*) "A Fool's Life." A text of this type states "You see I can't even write this" and repeatedly extols the goodness of its writer's husband, Leonard. That text of this type ends by saying "I don't think 
A text of this type carved on a tree at Kegon Falls reads, "For all the truth, / all creation, / all secrets of yore / can be told in an instant, / by then they're no more." A text of this type describes the world as "lucid as ice" and recalls reading "Empedocles on Etna" under some linden trees twenty years ago; that text of this type claims that its author purposefully left out the theme of feudalism from his story (*) "A Fool's Life." A text of this type states "You see I can't even write this" and repeatedly extols the goodness of its writer's husband, Leonard. That text of this type ends by saying "I don't think two people could have been happier than we have been." For 10 points, name these texts, one of which contains the last words of Virginia Woolf before she walked into the River Ouse.
A text of this type carved on a tree at Kegon Falls reads, "For all the truth, / all creation, / all secrets of yore / can be told in an instant, / by then they're no more."
suicide notes [accept anything clearly indicating a note or a letter explaining why its author committed suicide; accept death poems before "lucid as ice," and prompt afterwards]