March 1948
leav-ing
leav-ing
leav-ing
March 1948
leav-ing
leav-ing
leav-ing
train wheels taunted
We chugged away from
North Philly Station
the blackest night of
$ my eight small years
nev'r-come-back
nev'r-come-back
nev'r-come-back
roared through the tunnel
into
my head. I pressed
my noise against
the grimy window
pretending to see
into the blackness
not wanting anyone
to know . . . A half year and we've just begun
To wonder who lost and who won;
In the manic Mideast,
In the West Bank at least,
4( The more settled means the more un-.
All together, let's cheer them in chorus:
The bear pair of Mikhail and Boris;
Who's boss and who's not
Merely thickens the plot
8, Since both aren't against us but for us.
Though he limoed and flew to excess,
Though still chief of staff nonetheless,
In the Bush coterie
We now seldom see
0$ The incredible shrinking John S.
George Neff Lucas
