Jul 2013
There ought to be something seriously sad
in the familiar scene of mouse killed by dog;
granted, such violence is natural prologue
to pity and grief -- but why? One alternative,
when considered, seems more real, not bad
in the moral sense: not "killing", but what defines "to live."
in the familiar scene of mouse killed by dog;
granted, such violence is natural prologue
to pity and grief -- but why? One alternative,
when considered, seems more real, not bad
in the moral sense: not "killing", but what defines "to live."
*I'm going to continue you this...but I've got a block for some reason...*
