An Englishman Is Never Afraid Of Being

Add To This Cruelly Delicate Organism The Overpowering Necessity To Create, Create, Create - So That Without The Creating Of Music Or Poetry Or Books Or Buildings Or Something Of Meaning, His Very Breath Is Cut Off From Him. He Must Create, Must Pour Out Creation. By Some Strange, Unknown, Inward Urgency He Is Not Really Alive Unless He Is Creating.

Somehow I Had Learned From Thoreau, Who Doubtless Learned It From Confucius, That If A Man Comes To Do His Own Good For You, Then Must You Flee That Man And Save Yourself

Euthanasia Is A Long, Smooth-sounding Word, And It Conceals Its Danger As Long, Smooth Words Do, But The Danger Is There, Nevertheless.

A Good Marriage Is One Which Allows For Change And Growth In The Individuals And In The Way They Express Their Love.

As For Inhibitions, I've Spent A Lifetime Developing Them, And I Don't Intend To Lose Them.