A Report to the City Commissioners: A Poem About Freedom and Privacy in the Surveillance Age

(Before It's News)

By David Wagoner

At a time when the surveillance state seems stronger than ever, award-winning poet David Wagoner reminds us that sometimes even the most regimented pursuits may lead to a freedom that can only be found in unexpected places.

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