Granite and mahogany The thriving chaos of a live soul ends on a mournful flatline, and all is silent in the Church; each of the the dark-dressed hold together a single memory, unique to cherish when there is nothing else left but granite and mahogany. Share this:EmailTwitterRedditFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related Author: AJM Writer, sociologist, Unitarian Universalist. View all posts by AJM