Reality Is Not Always Probable, Or Likely.

The Visible Universe Was An Illusion Or, More Precisely, A Sophism. Mirrors And Fatherhood Are Abominable Because They Multiply It And Extend It.

Fame Is A Form, Perhaps The Worst Form, Of Incomprehension.

The Fact Is That Poetry Is Not The Books In The Library . . . Poetry Is The Encounter Of The Reader With The Book, The Discovery Of The Book.

I Secretly Assumed, As Poets Do, The Duty On Me To Define The Moon.

Art Always Opts For The Individual, The Concrete; Art Is Not Platonic.