The Land Was Ours Before We Were

I Dwell In A Lonely House I Know That Vanished Many A Summer Ago.

I Am Not A Nature Poet. There Is Almost Always A Person In My Poems.

It Should Be Of The Pleasure Of A Poem Itself To Tell How It Can. The Figure A Poem Makes. It Begins In Delight And Ends In Wisdom. The Figure Is The Same For Love.

A Poet Must Never Make A Statement Simply Because It Sounds Poetically Exciting; He Must Also Believe It To Be True." - W. H. Auden "a Poem...begins As A Lump In The Throat, A Sense Of Wrong, A Homesickness, A Lovesickness...it Finds The Thought And The Thought Finds The Words.

If Society Fits You Comfortably Enough, You Call It Freedom.