My father taught me how to do the things the best way the perfect way,
My  mother taught me how to care for the fair,
My sister taught me how to collect the info for the right might in your sight,
My Aunt taught me how to do a favour for the right ,
My uncle taught me how it is useful to know the world of your around,
My cousin taught me how to do the things in the right way in my way for the supreme say,
My brother in law taught me how to wait for the order for the right Order,  
My niece taught me how to enjoy the nap when the body ask,
I taught me how to yearn from the learn.

That girl, just a tv show, a comment on equality,
Carol Burnett, slapstick extraordinaire,
JFK and MLK died so young but touched me,
Joe Dimaggio, I wanted to be as a kid,
smashing rocks tossed in the air
the last inning of the world series imagining,
the drama all in my head,
so little of the world did I know then,
Ghandhi should be my hero,
or Lincoln, but in my top ten,
are Marge, just a lady I know,
who loved animals and people,
Pops, my old friend, who has always been there when I needed
him,
Shakespeare , of course,
who I quote ,
"When a father gives to his son, both laugh; when a son gives to his father, both cry."
Albert Einstein
who once stated
"You can't blame gravity for falling in love."
Helen Keller, when I think of her I feel ashamed
for complaining,
and of course Jesus,
and Allah and Moses and Abraham and
Aphrodite;
Nature and Sky and Wind

my hand strokes the fur
of her ****
she arches her back
and purrs
she scratches my back
bites my neck
and we go ten
thousand light years
away