3 thoughts on “A Story in a Poem”

1. I fully understand the poem and how the woman feels, but I don’t think I have the words to describe it.

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2. I thought you might be interested in Minoru Yasui’s story, despite it being 29 years after his death.
   I still haven’t figured out what Spielberg, Streisand, James Taylor and Willy Mays did for freedom – what can I say…..?
   http://www.stripes.com/military-life/military-history/japanese-american-who-fought-us-detention-program-in-wwii-to-get-posthumous-honor-1.380026?utm_source=Stars+and+Stripes+Emails&utm_campaign=Military+History&utm_medium=email

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   1. Thanks, gpcox! I don’t really care for the show of those folks myself. I think they forget FDR was a Democrat. Doesn’t make sense for these entertainment folks to be there when their own party put this guy behind bars.

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