A Poem Should Be Palpable And Mute

We Are As Great As Our Belief In Human Liberty - No Greater. And Our Belief In Human Liberty Is Only Ours When It Is Larger Than Ourselves.

There Is Only One Thing More Painful Than Learning From Experience And That Is Not Learning From Experience.

Man Can Live His Truth, His Deepest Truth, But Cannot Speak It.

Autumn Is The American Season. In Europe The Leaves Turn Yellow Or Brown, And Fall. Here They Take Fire On The Trees And Hang There Flaming. We Think This Frost-fire Is A Portent Somehow: A Promise That The Continent Has Given Us. Life, Too, We Think, Is Capable Of Taking Fire In This Country; Of Creating Beauty Never Seen.

A Poem Should Be Palpable And Mute As A Globed Fruit.