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Dear Sirs,
My own passion for precision impels me to write. In my own review of Warren Poland's book Melting the darkness ( Int. J. Psycho-Anal. 2002, 83(6), p. 1465) the quote ‘a way where passion and precision are one’ belongs to Yeats, not to Keats, and such quote of course is correctly identified by Poland in his book. How could this have escaped me, and the much sharper eye of the excellent Duncan Martin-Holloway? Perhaps because on my own I quote Keats (in a very different context). At any rate, please let's all stand corrected, precise and passionate.
Sincerely,