Saturday Morning Poem
Aubade* for the Executioner by Deborah Digges
There are some truths for whom, since their conception,
the way is doomed,
so that the whole of their lives—
though they be lifted, it might seem,
out of themselves,
for a while, rescued—
possess one fate and one alone
which is to tear their way toward death,

celebrated author Mark Twain on Thursday. The prosecution, led by attorneys Keegan and Kara, offered a stinging critique of Twain’s famous novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Some nights are difficult for me, listen: