conscience bequeaths I must amend this tale of bravery to expose, I did nothing out of this world nor above the call of a normal human I only did what I saw was called for.
Bravery is a short-sighted woe of a fool at times a man not thinking , seeing someone in need I guess we have this blindless to feel to go without thought impose
Our own cost of justice upon what we saw and time has its limits for the mind to fully digest, like a fine three-course dinner we must have time for it to impress
but, once seen, once saw , once the raw information progresses to the pituitary gland and adrenaline flows, instincts take over and we fight or fly
now this time, as this story digresses, I saw what I thought was an insufferable transgression of a man beating his dog alongside the road, a Dalmatian she was, so I took his right arm and broke it.
I only spent one night in jail where they fed me bologna Two pieces of bread and an apple. Let me out the day after. And I have wondered ever since what happened to the dog and where that ******* is