Haynes

"He especially loved the old philosophers-- their keen awareness of human worth and a belief in what a human could accomplish, both good and bad. And he loved the tragic poets-- Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides. Canaan had no clue as to the proper saying of their names. The way they twisted coming out his mouth was as unimportant to him as the true color of his colon."


August 27, 2000