All Wishes, Whatever Their Apparent Content, Have

Aphorisms Are Essentially An Aristocratic Genre Of Writing. The Aphorist Does Not Argue Or Explain, He Asserts; And Implicit In His Assertion Is A Conviction That He Is Wiser And More Intelligent Than His Readers.

A Dead Man Who Never Caused Others To Die Seldom Rates A Statue.

Recipe For The Upbringing Of A Poet: 'as Much Neurosis As The Child Can Bear.

Human Language Is Mythological And Metaphorical By Nature.

I Think The First Prerequisite To Civilization Is An Ability To Make Polite Conversation.