As Coleridge Said, "we Receive But What

We Should All Live As If We Were Never Going To Die, For It Is The Deaths Of Our Friends That Hurt Us, Not Our Own.

Those Who Have Money Think That The Most Important Thing In The World Is Love. The Poor Know It Is Money.

We Are Closer To The Ants Than To The Butterflies. Very Few People Can Endure Much Leisure.

A Bad Memory Is The Mother Of Invention.

The Cliché Is Dead Poetry. English, Being The Language Of An Imaginative Race, Abounds In Clichés, So That English Literature Is Always In Danger Of Being Poisoned By Its Own Secretions.