The Very Idea Of A Bird Is

I Still Find Each Day Too Short For All The Thoughts I Want To Think, All The Walks I Want To Take, All The Books I Want To Read, And All The Friends I Want To See.

You Cannot Use [nuclear Weapons] To Target Civilians; You Cannot Use Them Against Military Targets If They Have Indiscriminate Effects On Civilians In Addition To The Attack On The Military Target.

I Am In Love With This World . . . I Have Climbed Its Mountains, Roamed Its Forests, Sailed Its Waters, Crossed Its Deserts, Felt The Sting Of Its Frosts, The Oppression Of Its Heats, The Drench Of Its Rains, The Fury Of Its Winds, And Always Have Beauty And Joy Waited Upon My Goings And Comings.

How Many Thorns Of Human Nature - Hard, Sharp, Lifeless Protuberances That Tear And Wound Us, Narrow Prejudices, Bristling Conceits That Repel And Disgust Us - Are Arrested Developments, Calcified Tendencies, Buds Of Promise That Should Have Lifted A Branch Up Into The Sunny Day With Fruit; And Flowers To Delight The Heart Of Men, But Now All Grown Hard, Petrified, For Want Of Culture And A Congenial Soil And Climate.

In 2002 The [george] Bush Administration Effectively Put An End To Negotiations Of An Agreement Which Would Have Established Inspection Procedures To Ensure Or To Monitor Compliance With The Existing Legal Ban On Biological Weapons.