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The ending of one of his most memorable poems, “Mon Semblable,” from his 1990 collection “Between Angels,” has inspired artworks and has been repeatedly quoted in online forums:

Except for the accident of time, she could have been the author’s bustled and corseted twin or sister, “mon semblable, ma soeur.”

Eliot, “You!��hypocrite lecteur!—mon semblable,—mon frère!”

We pass like ships in the night—mon semblable, mon frère—never looking up.

Cette pyramide, sauf les dimensions, est absolument semblable aux pyramides d'�gypte.