I am at my best at early a.m. when I click
the radio on and listen to NPR
interviews of people from
countries like Scotland, Nigeria, and Italy;
not long ago I heard a Swede tell how
he pickles Harbor
seal meat, and a day ago a Mexican
who was shot through the tailbone
by a child with a .22 rifle
argued her country has pitiful
accommodations for
the handicapped.
Learning of the Swede, Mexican,
and slain seals liven me;
and then the sun rises.
Oct 19, 2016
Oct 19, 2016 at 7:53 AM UTC
I am at my best at early a.m. when I click
the radio on and listen to NPR
interviews of people from
countries like Scotland, Nigeria, and Italy;
not long ago I heard a Swede tell how
he pickles Harbor
seal meat, and a day ago a Mexican
who was shot through the tailbone
by a child with a .22 rifle
argued her country has pitiful
accommodations for
the handicapped.
Learning of the Swede, Mexican,
and slain seals liven me;
and then the sun rises.
