A Grain Of Poetry Suffices To Season

It Is The Duty Of Man To Raise Up Man.

I Come From All Places And To All Places I Go: I Am Art Among The Arts And Mountain Among Mountains. I Know The Strange Names Of Flowers And Herbs And Of Fatal Deceptions And Magnificent Griefs. In Night's Darkness I've Seen Raining Down On My Head Pure Flames, Flashing Rays Of Beauty Divine.

"racist" Is A Confusing Word, And It Should Be Clarified. Men Have No Special Rights Simply Because They Belong To One Race Or Another. When You Say "men," You Have Already Imbued Them With All Their Rights.

If I Survive, I Will Spend My Whole Life At The Oven Door Seeing That No One Is Denied Bread And, So As To Give A Lesson Of Charity, Especially Those Who Did Not Bring Flour.

Only Those Who Spread Treachery, Fire, And Death Out Of Hatred For The Prosperity Of Others Are Undeserving Of Pity.