We Are All Serving A Life Sentence

Poets Arguing About Modern Poetry: Jackals Snarling Over A Dried-up Well.

The Dread Of Loneliness Is Greater Than The Fear Of Bondage, So We Get Married.

Words Today Are Like The Shells And Rope Of Seaweed Which A Child Brings Home Glistening From The Beach And Which In An Hour Have Lost Their Luster.

A Life Based On Reason Will Always Require To Be Balanced By An Occasional Bout Of Violent And Irrational Emotion, For Instinctual Drives Must Be Satisfied

The One Way To Get Thin Is To Re-establish A Purpose In Life.