> do you object to biblical references, or to references to particular experiences that only some people have (heartbreak, death of a father)? I mean allusions

> do you object to biblical references, or to references to particular experiences that only some people have (heartbreak, death of a father)? I mean allusions as discussed in the NYT article: "poetic references", or what we might also call "literary allusions". > "The stuff I like is the best and does the most for humanity" Fortunately, broadly appreciable art thrives independently of advocacy from me or anyone else.