Nobody Can Teach Me Who I Am.

As Our Fathers Said, You Can Tell A Ripe Corn By Its Look.

The Language Of Young Men Is Pull Down And Destroy; But An Old Man Speaks Of Conciliation.

Oh, The Most Important Thing About Myself Is That My Life Has Been Full Of Changes. Therefore, When I Observe The World, I Don't Expect To See It Just Like I Was Seeing The Fellow Who Lives In The Next Room.

A Kinsman In Trouble Had To Be Saved, Not Blamed; Anger Against A Brother Was Felt In The Flesh, Not In The Bone.

After A War Life Catches Desperately At Passing Hints Of Normalcy Like Vines Entwining A Hollow Twig.