Homer's Work Hits Again And Again On

I Think Of Myself As A Serious Professor Who, During The Weekend, Writes Novels.

When The Poet Is In Love, He Is Incapable Of Writing Poetry On Love. He Has To Write When He Remembers That He Was In Love.

Homer's Work Hits Again And Again On The Topos Of The Inexpressible. People Will Always Do That.

The Belief That Time Is A Linear, Directed Sequence Running From A To B Is A Modern Illusion. In Fact, It Can Also Go From B To A, The Effect Producing The Cause.

Perhaps I Am Not As Wise As I Like To Think I Am.