I read your comments on "the hole" with great interest. It must be hell to get up in the morning and know that is what you face for the day. You say that you have limited education, but you also show a lot of common sense. What exactly is your legal situation? Are you in for life? Do you have any possibility of parole? As I mentioned before, I remember your crime vividly, because a friend of mine lived in the apartment complex where it happened. It was a terrible act, but you seem a lot wiser than that kid who I remember seeing on the news being taken away in cuffs.
Wow. I haven't read a poem this moving since Robert Frost's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" (I'm being sincere here). Dum spiro, spero, right? Maintain a clear mind, and keep up the fantastic work. Never stop gazing ahead; yield not to the past. Can't wait to read your next output. --Calhoun25
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post & there's never anything wrong with helping those who've been used and abused. I for one wish there had been someone there for me in my times of need. Humanity is unfortunately not always trustworthy, but I think it speaks fathoms about a person if they care enough to speak up for those who cannot.
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post, although I don't know if I annotated it correctly as far as what you wanted on which line or what should be capitalized or not. I apologize if I have done anything incorrectly. Please keep up with the writing though. All of your poems amazing.
What exactly is your legal situation? Are you in for life? Do you have any possibility of parole? As I mentioned before, I remember your crime vividly, because a friend of mine lived in the apartment complex where it happened. It was a terrible act, but you seem a lot wiser than that kid who I remember seeing on the news being taken away in cuffs.
--Calhoun25