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First Person: The House of Pain (A Prison Prose Poem)
Jack McClintock
Within its bounds, terrifying nights of rage break upon cloudless days of breathtaking tenderness.
The capacity for cruelty blends seamlessly with compassion until the distinction between hero and villain blurs.
The search to discover who we are never ends, but enthusiasm for that search fades in the wake of fear and disillusionment.
Character is forged in the humdrum of everyday, though it’s typically measured in the heat of great passion and adversity.
We gain perspective into the misfortunes of our lives only in contrast with the tragedies of others.
Jack McClintock
Correspondent
Call me, Ishmael. In the summer of 2006 a research vessel named Akademik Ioffe cruised the High Arctic gathering oceanographic information about the Polar Ocean floor. It was a fast double-hulled Russian spy ship that had been sold to a commercial enterprise after the fall of the Soviet Union. My wife and I took a berth aboard the Ioffe to pursue my dream of exploring territory in that legendary part of the world. We drove north out of Worcester for seven hours to the capital city of Ottawa in the province of Ontario, Canada; then took a seven-hour jet flight due north to Resolute Island in the province of Nunavut. A small barren bit of land, Resolute was named to commemorate heroic exploration related to the search for a North West Passage in the frozen wastes above North America. Barely a dot on the map, it lies nearly 1,000 miles above Hudson Bay and occupies some of the most inhospitable real estate on Earth.