Chicago Tribune
his fathers newspaper
still
when he was a paperboy delivering the Trib and Sun-Times he read both
his
father asked Why you reading that?
Sun-Times
Yes.
To balance the others view to listen to
more than one voice
A lib like your Mom.
If
ferretingteasin out truth is liberal then I am
I do not take marching orders top down
Marching orders?
Correct
You think I’m taking orders?
I think no I believe theres no shade between top Republican
declarations an where you stand
You rarely defy their pronouncements
They’re not declarations pronouncemen .
.
. . No
The way you reciteem is
comparable to gospel you get angry whenever I question you press your premises
Excuse me Your talking points remind me of Polly the parrot
excuse me mindlessly do you think about wha youre sayin reiterating
And you
know better than me?
Asking a question isnt knowing better Its a question
Im seeking clarification
I don’t have to answer yo . .
. . Not me
The question
Its legit
You cant deny tha
You do not like being taken to task
Trouble
is
Thaswha you taught me
Answer the question
through the latter stages of Nam his
declaration that if draftedhe wasnt going to
college no deferment he would resisthis
uncles would shit they all fought in
the Second World War he had cousins who entered the
military
Yareally gonna letem cajole you
It’s the right
thing to do.
brain washed hung out to dry on a line
no sunlight
for his adamancy the war was wrong his father frequently sent him away from the table without dinner
Tribune
headline for the review of You,
Me & Tuscany
Actors
charm in rom-com jam-packed with genre’s tropes
a worthless hyphenated title
although in his book
any
rom-com he doesnt watch them
has to compete has to meetequal the bar The Princess Bride set
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