Poem

 1 1|   conservatory was not the right place for me and that I
 2 1|    universe you needed the right uniform. I had simply not
 3 2|    her name, isn’t it? All right. Do whatever you want! Go
 4 3|    I think you’ve made the right decision. Everyone has to
 5 3|    Yes, it’s my father all right," I said calmly and turned
 6 4|  to eat, Arthur?"~    "All right," I replied.~    From their
 7 4|   a serviette.~    "You’re right, and I’m also tired of hearing
 8 4|  mother broke in.~    "All right, I should leave him alone,
 9 5|   conscientious worker all right. I have seen him work both
10 5|  be rebuilt. My father was right, I know, but what would
11 5| give him your message. All right," she said and hung up.~    
12 5|   business again.~    "All right, all right," he said, turning
13 5| again.~    "All right, all right," he said, turning to my
14 5|  go. If I continue down it right to the end I will have to
15 5| people think nowadays? The right road, self-knowledge, awareness
16 6|   Yet of course Burhan was right. It must have been my father
17 6|  father.~    "You have the right to believe whatever you
18 7|    her, too."~    "Is that right?" I said and looked over
19 7|  My father moved to Tirana right after the liberation."~    "
20 7|    voice.~    "Yes, that’s right, Durgut," repeated the old
21 7| these accusations?"~    My right shoulder twitched as if
22 8|         Take Doko? Is that right?"~    My father put his
23 8|    Front. A shell exploded right next to us and we were both