The Power of Memories

For me, especially growing up, acting and on how much I love to theater, I think in a way it was a way to embody the words that I loved when I memorized them and acted them. And then the act of writing feels like talking back to it or continuing that line. If you sang John Henry as many times as me, John Henry was a steel driving man, died with a hammer in his hand. He said a man ain't nothing but a man. Before I let that steam drill drive me down, I'll die with that hammer in my hand.