Perhaps This Is An Age When Men

Blessed Is He Who Has Never Been Tempted; For He Knows Not The Frailty Of His Rectitude.

It Will Be A Shock To Men When They Realize That Thoughts That Were Fast Enough For Today Are Not Fast Enough For Tomorrow. But Thinking Tomorrow's Thoughts Today Is One Kind Of Future Life.

Religion Is An Attempt, A Noble Attempt, To Suggest In Human Terms More-than-human Realities.

The Man Who Never In His Life Has Washed The Dishes With His Wife Or Polished Up The Silver Plate - He Still Is Largely Celibate.

The World, In Its Sheer Exuberance Of Kindness, Will Try To Bury The Poet With Warm And Lovely Human Trivialities. It Will Even Ask Him To Autograph Books.