People Tend To Take Stories Literally These

Every Noon As The Clock Hands Arrive At Twelve, I Want To Tie The Two Arms Together, And Walk Out Of The Bank Carrying Time In Bags.

There Are Years From My Childhood That I Cannot Remember And I Cannot Forget.

The Best Poems Take Long Journeys. I Like Poetry Best That Journeys--while Remaining In The Human Scale--to The Other World, Which May Be A Place As Easily Overlooked As A Bee's Wing

I Have Spent Many Years Trying To Recover A Common Language, One That Can Cross The Distance Between People.

The French Still Offer Sartre And Derrida Rather Than Pascal.