Thought Flies And Words Go

Within Ourselves Is Not Very Far And Yet It Is So Far That One's Whole Life Is Not Always Long Enough To Get There.

The Secret Is To Write Just Anything, To Dare To Write Just Anything, Because When You Write Just Anything, You Begin To Say What Is Important.

The Man I Am Will Always Raise A Protest Against The Man I Wanted To Be And The Two Will Live Together To The End, But The Man I Wanted To Be Will Be The One On Whom Judgement Will Be Passed.

A Child's Fear Is A World Whose Dark Corners Are Quite Unknown To Grownup People; It Has Its Sky And Its Abysses, A Sky Without Stars, Abysses Into Which No Light Can Ever Penetrate.

I Have Always Thought That By Observing Things With A Great Deal Of Attention You Eventually Wrest Some Of Their Secrets From Them, Making Them Utter What They Would Most Like To Keep To Themselves.