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I believe poetry is truth. Not necessarily a factual account, but
perhaps a surreal look at the truth. A moving around of facts
to create a mood or to protect the innocent. Not a snapshot
but an x-ray of a moment, a look inside, an account of what the
writer thinks it all means.
jim kittelberger