“I wish to state before this assembled multitude;
“before this packed house;
“before this captive audience;
“that I have every right
“(as much as each of you)
“to be here and represent my interests,
“my justifications
“and my associations,
“because I am a member in every day, and, perhaps
“even as the nights which are too cold
“and then the elevators, as they so often do – stop.
“You look askance.
“Indeed, you look at me in that manner
“that indicates that the corners of your eyes
“are full of mistakes.
“Which proves to me beyond and above
“- to heaven even,
“to the very Golden Gates where the various saints
“hang to the golden bars
“and swing to and fro in the Celestial breezes
“which cause clouds to scud across the sky,
“and there is barely time to think of a reply.”
DE
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