Although the story of an international custody battle is the stuff of epic poetry, the situation of Elian Gonzalez has been covered so minutely that it lends itself to a more intimate genre. Perhaps that's why some of the people involved seem to be speaking in haikus.
Papa, I do not Want to go to Cuba. If You want to, stay here. --Elian Gonzalez
And let us, by our Example, show Castro what This land truly means. --Attorney General Janet Reno
At every turn there Has been a betrayal. We Can't let our guard down. --Carlos Rivero, 34, a car salesman,...
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