Lois Elaine Heckman
Courage of Intent (continued)
Their tongues try
expressing ideas,
investing them with the strength to
change that reality from the desolation of
its hopelessness into something
worthy. He says that's
frightening:
it is
what
scares
both
the
wicked
and petty
alike, uniting
them into a force which attempts
to alter and eliminate the words, kernels of
inspiration for reversal,
so they can maintain
full control
over
the
lives
in
their
power.
Stories aren't
always fantasies.
They aren't just imagination.
