Haiti Kind Of Gets A Hold Of

Bukowski Said, "i Know I'm Good, So I Like That People Think I'm Bad, Because It Gives Me A Dimension, Effortlessly."

I Do Not Believe In A Simplistic And Inflammatory View Of Good And Evil. I Believe This Is A Big World Full Of Men, Women, And Children Who Struggle To Eat, To Love, To Work, To Protect Their Families, Their Beliefs, And Their Dreams.

A Child Gets A Fever In The United States And It's High Enough And Sustainable Enough, All Of Us Can Bring A Child To An Emergency Room. Most Haitians Never Had That Opportunity. They Didn't Have The Emergency Room To Bring Them To. Virtually Every Time Your Child Has 102 Fever, You Wait For It To Die And You Have No Clean Water To Give It.

When You Get Divorced, All The Truths That Come Out, You Sit There And Go, 'what The F**k Was I Doing? What Was I Doing Believing That This Person Was Invested In This Way?' Which Is A Fantastically Strong Humiliation In The Best Sense. It Can Make Somebody Very Bitter And Very Hard And Closed Off, But I Find It Does The Opposite To Me.

Reputations Are Maintained By The Outside World, And They're Created By It, Too, By And Large. And They Serve As A Hell Of A Device For Privacy, Because The More People Look For Something That's Not There, The Less Chance They Have Of Violating Who You Are. It's Like Going Out There With A Mask On, Without Having To Exercise Your Upper Body To Put It On.