The measure of a man's worth (after MLK and the content of his character) [poem]

Authors

Alice Te Punga Somerville

Abstract

1. Small seeds tucked away, water stored, some dogs, a few rats look into the faces of relatives you will not see again for several hundred years sit quietly at night surrounded by constellations and a dizzying stretch of liquid the most humbling metaphor and word trick of them all: ocean-going vessels, blood vessels; genealogy and water mix in our part of the world

Recommended Citation

Te Punga Somerville, Alice, The measure of a man's worth (after MLK and the content of his character) [poem], Law Text Culture, 15, 2011, 100-101.
Available at:https://ro.uow.edu.au/ltc/vol15/iss1/6