After that poem appeared in an anthology,
the anthology was reviewed in Atlantic Monthly
by a man called Richard Todd.
And he said this is a miserable--
it's a Daniel Halpern anthology called The American Poetry
Anthology.
He said, miserable anthology, generally,
and it's full of young poets whining about their neuroses.
For example, Michael Dennis Browne
has a poem called "Paranoia."
And I've written a poem now dedicated
to Richard Todd's one line.
It's called "Paranoia Number Two."
And it says, "I was only pretending to be paranoid, OK?"