For Crimson Jill
The graveyard of the title is from a song by Paul Simon.
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The "remarks" of the title —
The "Crimson Jill" link above leads to a Harvard Gazette
article dated March 24, 2015. A meditation from the
Church of Synchronology appeared here on that date.