Monroe Williams Reads His Poem, "You Can and You Will”

In his travelogue, Following the Equator, Mark Twain has this funny passage about all the benefits nature provides to animals, in comparison to what it provides to humans. For those that fly, he writes, nature gives a home forty miles deep, spanning the globe, without any obstruction. For those that swim, nature provides a home that covers 4/5ths of the earth. Today, Monroe Williams shares one of his own poems, titled “You Can and You Will." Something I Heard is supported by Idaho Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.