Lawrence, Your poems about Susan are frightening and, of course, in many senses very close to home. I do hope that you are able to make a collection of them and create a book or archive to which new generations of readers can turn when their times come. John Sent from my iPad > On 2014/11/10, at 3:58, Lawrence Helm <lawrencehelm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Directions 11-09-14 > > Even when I look inside, > Or especially when I do, > There are no clear directions. > I skitter off fleeing > Toward locations I > Suspect aren’t really there. > Oh I knew it would be chancy > > Back in those days; > I was quick and cleaver: > “Who here has a good > Sense of direction,” I would > Ask, and some private > Not too shy would volunteer. > Susan was also very good, > > But her liver now > Won’t keep toxins > From her blood and she > Is like me, lacking > A knowledge of where > We need to go > And how to get there. > > > > This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus > protection is active. > >