Well, the third of these are those--
which is more clearly about the veil of violence that comes in,
and one of the things that we don't believe
living in almost the most violent
or certainly high up on the list of competitors for the most
violent country in the world, and we
find violence something that hard to believe in,
which is one of the proofs of what I've been talking about,
my way of thinking.
So the title and the fact that it's about just that
needs no explanation.
The domination and destruction of other races is one to me
one of the great themes of our historic activity,
and it's not finished as we know by picking up
the newspaper any day.
And that's why the hero of the poem when you come to that's
why he's in the poem where he is.
"Homeland."
The sky goes on living, it goes on living, the sky,
with all the barbed wire of the West in its veins.
And the sun goes down, driving a stake through the black heart
of Andrew Jackson.