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How to Create an Agnosticposted Sep 30, 2008 Singing with my son, I clapped my hands It was dumb luck. But my son, awed, thought He asked, “Dad, how'd you do that?” Before I could answer, And set off neighborhood car alarms. “Dad,” he said. “Can you burn The one that looks like a giant owl?” O, my little disciple, my one boy choir, because your father, is afraid of fire. © 2008 Sherman Alexie   © Little, Brown Sherman Alexie is the author of 19 books of poetry and prose, including The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, the National Book Award Winner for Young People’s Literature. His new book of poems, Face, is due out in early 2009 from Hanging Loose Press. He lives in Seattle with his wife and sons.
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