Katie Ruth Ashcraft chose to recite a poem by Ross Gay titled 'Sorrow Is Not My Name' as a positive and hopeful message, ending with a passage about her niece running through a field.
And in my true whimsical optimistic self I'm gonna end with a poem. Okay where I'm gonna say I'm gonna recite Ross Gay's 'Sorrow Is Not My Name'.
— Episode: "I Don't Think So, Honey! 13" (Part 1)
Episode: "I Don't Think So, Honey! 13" (Part 1)
Katie Ruth Ashcraft chose to recite a poem by Ross Gay titled 'Sorrow Is Not My Name' as a positive and hopeful message, ending with a passage about her niece running through a field.
And in my true whimsical optimistic self I'm gonna end with a poem. Okay where I'm gonna say I'm gonna recite Ross Gay's 'Sorrow Is Not My Name'.
But look My niece is running through the field Calling my name My neighbor Has a voice like an angel At the end of my block Is a basketball court And I remember My color is green I am spring