As a lighter take about this little anecdote poem.
It's called "Internment Camp Psychology, circa 1945,"
and it's about the psychological test a nisei,
a second-generation Japanese-American
took after he got out of the camps, and how he answered.
"Internment Camp Psychology."
Just after his release Mas took a psychological test.
Three questions he never forgot.
Do you think people are out to get you?
Do you feel you are being followed?
When you see a crowd of strangers walking towards you,
do you try to avoid them?
To all three he answered yes, and knew he sounded insane.