We Need To Risk, We Need To

I Believe The Death Of Bobby Kennedy Was In Many Ways The Death Of Decency In America. I Think It Was The Death Of Manners And Formality, The Death Of Poetry And The Death Of A Dream.

People Are Beautiful Wrecks.

We Don't Think About Pilgrimage In This Country. We Don't Think About Meditation. The Idea Of Taking A Six-week Walk Is Totally Foreign To Most Americans. But It's Probably Exactly What We Need.

Literally, If Someone Says I Am Grounded, Everyday I Am At Home, I Actually Have My Hands In The Ground And Dirt Under My Fingernails. I Don't Have A Staff To Do It All For Me. I Still Plant A Seed And I'm Amazed It Grows.

Writing Is A Lonely Job, Unless You're A Drinker, In Which Case You Always Have A Friend Within Reach.