Bondage Love
by John J. Brugaletta
Houdini’s audiences loved him.
They were poor people, illiterates:
hod carriers, icemen, washerwomen,
undernourished kids.
They understood what it meant
to have your hands manacled,
your feet tied,
to be put in a straitjacket
then in a box
and sunk.
They knew what it was like to have no way out.
It was the way the world made love to them.
So he showed them, without a word,
that one could have no way out,
not a single, possible way out,
and get out.
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