All Human Existence Is A

He Took Pains To Avoid Self-depreciation, Self-mockery, Ambiguity, Irony, Subtlety, Vulnerability, A Civilized World-weariness And A Tragic Sense Of History--the Very Things, He Says, That Are Most Natural To Him.

I've Always Seen Myself In Sentences. I Begin To Recognize Myself, Word By Word, As I Work Through A Sentence.

How Many Beginnings Before You See The Lies In Your Excitement?

Something Is Always Happening, Even On The Quietest Days And Deep Into The Night, If You Stand A While And Look.

May The Days Be Aimless. Do Not Advance Action According To A Plan.