You Can Forget Who You

I Don't Think I Solve Problems In My Poetry; I Think I Uncover The Problems.

Eating Is Our Earliest Metaphor, Preceding Our Consciousness Of Gender Difference, Race, Nationality, And Language. We Eat Before We Talk.

All Fat Women Look The Same; They All Look 42.

Time Rises And Rises, And When It Reaches The Level Of Your Eyes You Drown.

Teaching Other People To Write Is Not Something I Can Do. The Only Kind Of Advice I Can Give Them Will Be Trite By Its Nature. Of Course, Read A Lot, Write A Lot. The Kind Of Advice I Wish I Had Been Given Is All Of A Practical Nature, Having To Do With Publishers And Agents.