Haiku Is A Particularly Zen Form Of

To Push Behind The Dog Sled And Run In Front Of The Dog Sled. That Was Always An Interesting Job.

If You Marry The Wrong Person For The Wrong Reasons, Then No Matter How Hard You Work, It's Never Going To Work, Because Then You Have To Completely Change Yourself, Completely Change Them, Completely - By That Time, You're Both Dead.

The Author Of Haiku Should Be Absent, And Only The Haiku Present.

... I Don't Think Anybody Should Avoid Mistakes. If It Is Within Their Nature To Make Certain Mistakes, I Think They Should Make Them, Make The Mistakes And Find Out What The Cost Of The Mistake Is, Rather Than To Constantly Keep Avoiding It, And Never Really Knowing Exactly What The Experience Of It Is, What The Cost Of It Is, You Know, And All The Other Facets Of The Mistake. I Don't Think That Mistakes Are That Bad. I Think That They Should Try And Not Do Destructive Things, But I Don't Think That A Mistake Is That Serious A Thing That One Should Be Told What To Do To Avoid It.

Zen Is Not Interested In High-flown Statements; It Wants Its Pupil To Bite His Apple And Not Discuss It.