If We Really Want To Be Full

A Good Poem Is Like A Bouillon Cube. It's Concentrated And It Nourishes You When You Need It.

Poetry Connects You To Yourself, To The Self That Doesn't Know How To Talk Or Negotiate.

Nothing Is Too Small. Nothing Is Too, Quote-unquote, Ordinary Or Insignificant. Those Are The Things That Make Up The Measure Of Our Days, And They're The Things That Sustain Us. And They're The Things That Certainly Can Become Worthy Of Poetry.

My Best Times Are Midnight To Six Actually. I'll Leaf Through My Notebooks And If Something Catches My Eye And I Feel Like I Want To Transfer It From The Notebook To The Page, I Do, And Then Comes This Very Strange Process Which Is Difficult To Describe In That I'll Write Until I Get Stuck Or I Can't Go Any Further Or I'm Boring Myself Or Whatever And Then I Might Go To Another Poem.

There Are Times In Life When, Instead Of Complaining, You Do Something About Your Complaints.