I Don’t Understand The Hatred And Fear

Many Years Ago, In The Late '70s, I Toured Colleges Along The East Coast And I Presented A Kind Of Show Where I Got A Lot Of Books And Poetry And Pieces Of [william] Shakespeare And Other Writers That I Admire, Read It To The Class And Then Afterward We Would Talk And I Would Answer Questions. It Was Really A Way Of Expressing And Finding Out About Where I Was At That Particular Time, So It Was Very Therapeutic For Me.

We Start To Realize That There Are Anodynes In Life That Help Us Through The Day. I Don't Care If It's A Walk In The Park, A Look Out The Window, A Good Bubble Bath - Whatever. Even A Meal You Like, Or A Friend You Want To Call. That Helps Us Solve All This Stuff In Our Head.

I Learned To Wrestle, I Learned Defensive Fighting At A Young Age, Because When Someone Hit Me, I Would Throw Up And Fall Down.

I Like Women Who Can Cook. That's First. Love Is Very Important, But You've Got To Have A Friend First - You Want To Finally Come To A Point Where You Say That The Women You're With Is Also Your Friend.

[oscar Wilde's Salome Screenplay] Is Not Autobiographical In A Sense Where You Go To My House And See My Kids And Stuff Like That, But That's Why I Guess It's Semi-autobiographical.