the familiar and the odd, the real and imaginary, exist side by side. A Midwestern father transforms himself from a staid businessman into a rock-n-roll star, reclaiming a piece of his imaginary youth. In the end, it shows how fragile moments might be recovered to offer a glimpse into our inner lives. My Father Holds the Door for Yoko Ono
from Ted Kooser: American Life in Poetry: Column 088
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