And when I heard him recite this poem in person this past April, an entire room of thirty people both Indigenous and non-Indigenous sobbed where we stood.
"Come over here and listen to my friend recite this Yeats poem".
Dr Sieghart's remedy: I sometimes recite this Marianne Moore poem to myself, beneath my breath.
I could recite this chapter and verse, but I had never been able to live it.
Now, each morning, in order to get a dime, Eddie Guest is obliged to recite this chant for her.
I wiggle them, thinking of an old rhyme my mother used to recite: "This little piggy went to market, this little piggy stayed home".
We weren't ready, if anyone ever really is, but in our sorrow, my sister and I recite this mantra: 90 good years, four bad days.
At this bar, it seems, everybody is a tennis player, where they recite this platitude: "Hey, I only smoke when I drink".
A psychiatrist who once "treated" me used to recite this rueful little mantra: "They say failed doctors become psychiatrists, and that failed psychiatrists specialise in drugs".
"And as I listened to him recite this song — it was a long one — I watched as one woman after another, all in bikinis, arranged themselves on beach chairs behind Leonard," Vega recalled.
She plans to recite this monologue about the journey of Ashley Alexandra Dupré, the prostitute whom Mr. Spitzer met with at the liaison hotel, from New York to Washington: She's on the train.
