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My daughter, Nicole, who is also a lawyer, reminded me of a poem I wrote for her many years ago. She said that it meant a lot to her, and I am very happy to hear that. It was published in a national anthology years ago. But, the personal meaning is one that I think

In the Fifties, we got home from school, and walked to the playground, or rode our bikes. When we got there, if we fell off of something like the metal merry go round, or got hit in the head by a ball, the normal response was: “Walk it off”, or “Don’t be a baby”. I

He raced toward the end of his life,
as though his life depended on it.
He hurried towards his goal,
Blinders fixed,
Pupils dilated,
Huffing and puffing.
What did he seek?
Was he afraid of what lay behind?
Did he long for what lay ahead?
As he traveled the road,
He realized that he could

Chicago Law School Graduation Class – 111th Anniversary.
This is a photo of the graduating class of Chicago Law School in 1913. My grandfather is seated in front in the middle, legs crossed, with the bow tie. A couple of years later, he was an Ordnance Officer in World War I. The cannons destroyed his