Those To Whom Evil Is Donedo Evil

The Truly Tragic Kind Of Suffering Is The Kind Produced And Defiantly Insisted Upon By The Hero Himself So That, Instead Of Making Him Better, It Makes Him Worse And When He Dies He Is Not Reconciled To The Law But Defiant, That Is, Damned. Lear Is Not A Tragic Hero, Othello Is.

Every Poet Has His Dream Reader: Mine Keeps A Look Out For Curious Prosodic Fauna Like Bacchics And Choriambs.

Lost In A Haunted Wood, Children Afraid Of The Night Who Have Never Been Happy Or Good.

All Sins Tend To Be Addictive, And The Terminal Point Of Addiction Is Damnation.

Dance, Dance, Dance Till You Drop.