War Is A Series Of Disasters Which

A Man Who Waits To Believe In Action Before Acting Is Anything You Like, But He's Not A Man Of Action. It Is As If A Tennis Player Before Returning A Ball Stopped To Think About His Views Of The Physical And Mental Advantages Of Tennis. You Must Act As You Breathe.

When A Man Asks Himself What Is Meant By Action He Proves He Isn't A Man Of Action.

Americans Have No Capacity For Abstract Thought, And Make Bad Coffee.

One Begins To Realize That Art... In Setting Out To Express Nature With Ever Growing Accuracy, Teaches Us To Look, To Perceive, To Feel. The Stone Itself Becomes An Organic Substance, And One Can Feel It Being Transformed As One Moment In Its Life Succeeds Another.

I Don't Know Whether War Is An Interlude During Peace, Or Peace Is An Interlude During War.