With Every Physical Pain, My Moral Fibre

Wallace Stevens: The Platonist Celebrates Endless Change, But With Regret.

Knowledge And Power In The City; Peace And Decency In The Country.

Alone, Lonely People Talk To Themselves. In Company, They Often Continue.

The Etiquette Of Romantic Love Is As Elaborate As That Surrounding The Emperor Of China.

Self-pity Dries Up Our Sympathy For Others.