If a Man Walks

Ant Harbor, author/ poet

If a man walks, may he stumble. If a man swims, may he drown. If a man writes, may he write poorly, so poorly, that people will want to put him down. How else will we find new ways to walk, new ways to swim, new ways to write?

The backstroke wasn’t invented on the first attempt.

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