I Worry About Images. Images Are What

We Are Able To Walk On Air, But Only As Long As Our Illusion Supports Us.

Satire's Nature Is To Be One-sided, Contemptuous Of Ambiguity, And So Unfairly Selective As To Find In The Purity Of Ridicule An Inarguable Moral Truth.

Movies Are Too Literal.

I Have Committed Many Sins In My Life. This Precise Sin-the Sin Against Poets-is Without Absolution.

We Dress Them [children] In The Presumptions Of The World. They Are The Bright Small Face Of Hope. They Are The Last Belief We Have, The Belief In Making Them Believe.