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Moksha


There's a retarded boy over at the other table. He's being tutored by a sweet young woman with warts on her face. He keeps getting up and clapping and talking to himself. Me, I write poetry but this kid applauds and cheers and let me tell you something, I’ve never seen him unhappy.
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