Clarence Major They Feared That He Believed ---------------------------- The press boys tried to erase what he said. Smear it. Change it. This meant that he no longer trusted the lies of the times. Too strong in his manhood. This meant that reason was no longer reason. What he said showed them he did not see the world through THEIR eyes. This frightened them: And his death came. Was not permitted by magic to take; he was not here long enough for the final exams- so no showdown came: because the cops and the lie still lived. in "For Malcolm", p.6, in "Part I. The Life"