Most of us these days have the innocence of childhood stolen from us one way or another through traumatic interactions with the adults around us, or later through the media ooze of magazines, television, books and music with which we are invited to participate. Perhaps at some time in the past some of us as children enjoyed more freedom from the heartless violent world of adults and therefore we could have been said to live truly in the halcyon days of our youth lasting into adolescence. These days, as soon as we have language comprehension to any degree, the stealing of our innocence for most of us begins. Whatever age we may now be, restoring this stolen innocence can still serve to release these fossil forms from us. May we all rest easy, In Country Sleep.