Writing poetry is like a wind-up toy. You can wind it up, set it on the ground and let it go, but after that you never know how crazy it's going to get and where it's going to go, you just have to wait and see.

Having a right to write doesn't make what you write, right.

Your failure to see the humor in my words does not necessarily constitute insensitivity on my part; but possibly, hypersensitivity on yours.

True success and fulfillment is living the life you love and loving the life you live.

I would say that the difference between whether a poem is insightful or inciteful is in the way it provokes.

The funny thing about life is, there's nothing better to do than live it.

When it comes to death, procrastination is encouraged.

It is humor's job to laugh at the futility oft engendered by the improbable; but it is poetry's job to dream of the potentiality of that which makes it possible.

The tunnel under the wall of intellectual snobbery is the only way back to common sense reality, but most won't find it because it is beneath them.