Each And All, We Are

Like The Herd Animals We Are, We Sniff Warily At The Strange One Among Us.

Each And All, We Are Riding Into The Dark. Even Living, We Cannot Remember Half The Events Of Our Own Days.

It Was The Failures Who Had Always Won, But By The Time They Won They Had Come To Be Called Successes.

Of All The Unexpected Qualities Of An Unexpected Universe, The Sheer Organizing Power Of Animal And Plant Metabolism Is One Of The Most Remarkable. . . . Where It Reaches Its Highest Development, In The Human Mind, We Forget It Completely. . . . So Important Does Nature Regard This Unseen Combustion . . . That A Starving Man's Brain Will Be Protected To The Last While His Body Is Steadily Consumed.

The Secret, If One May Paraphrase A Savage Vocabulary, Lies In The Egg Of Night.