Poem: Free Will
By George J. SearlesLast week I stayed in a Boston hotel
in a room on the 31st floor.
To my surprise, I was able to open
one of the windows all the way.
I could easily have thrown one leg over the sill,
then the other, and been gone, no problem.
It was wonderful; there was nothing
stopping me. Nothing.
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