I Think That The Human Race Does

Seems Like God Don't See Fit To Give The Black Man Nothing But Dreams - But He Did Give Us Children To Make Them Dreams Seem Worthwhile.

A Woman Who Is Willing To Be Herself And Pursue Her Own Potential Runs Not So Much The Risk Of Loneliness, As The Challenge Of Exposure To More Interesting Men - And People In General.

It Isn't A Circle--it Is Simply A Long Line--as In Geometry, You Know, One That Reaches Into Infinity. And Because We Cannot See The End--we Also Cannot See How It Changes. And It Is Very Odd By Those Who See The Changes--who Dream, Who Will Not Give Up--are Called Idealists...and Those Who See Only The Circle We Call Them The "realists"!

I Believe That One Of The Most Sound Ideas In Dramatic Writing Is That In Order To Create The Universal, You Must Pay Very Great Attention To The Specific. Universality, I Think, Emerges From Truthful Identity Of What Is.

The Thing That Makes You Exceptional, If You Are At All, Is Inevitably That Which Must Also Make You Lonely.