There Are Two Stories For Every Life;

You Can't Substitute Material Things For Love Or For Gentleness Or For Tenderness Or For A Sense Of Comradeship

With Marguerite, He Wanted Only Time—more And More Time—and He Was Granted It, Nighttimes And Daytimes And Nighttimes Again.

Death Doesn't Just Take Someone, It Misses Someone Else, And In The Small Distance Between Being Taken And Being Missed, Lives Are Changed.

Don't Cling To Things Because Everything Is Impermanent.

Money Is Not A Substitute For Tenderness, And Power Is Not A Substitute For Tenderness.