The Constitution Doesn't Mention Rain.

I Grew Up In The Sort Of Cultural Milieu That Always Regarded Conversations About The Political Discourse As Tremendously Low-brow.

The Poetic Notion Of Infinity Is Far Greater Than That Which Is Sponsored By Any Creed.

A Language Is A More Ancient And Inevitable Thing Than Any State.

Because Every Book Of Art, Be It A Poem Or A Cupola, Is Understandably A Self-portrait Of Its Author, We Won't Strain Ourselves Too Hard Trying To Distinguish Between The Author's Persona And The Poem's Lyrical Hero. As A Rule, Such Distinctions Are Quite Meaningless, If Only Because A Lyrical Hero Is Invariably An Author's Self-projection.

What Should I Say About Life? That It's Long And Abhors Transparence.