I Should Add That I Very Much

After A Lifetime Of World Travel I've Been Fascinated That Those In The Third World Don't Have The Same Perception Of Reality That We Do.

What Cannot Be Said, Will Get Wept.

Some People Hear Their Own Inner Voices With Great Clearness And They Live By What They Hear. Such People Become Crazy, Or They Become Legends.

It Is Easy To Forget That In The Main We Die Only Seven Times More Slowly Than Our Dogs.

Wherever We Go We Do Harm, Forgiving Ourselves As Wheels Do Cement For Wearing Each Other Out. We Set This House On Fire, Forgetting That We Live Within. (from "to A Meadowlark," For M.l. Smoker)