365 9/24

 

Perhaps that is the problem; you lack imagination, Minister, when it comes to producing results.

365 9/23

 

If people want to be confused, they will always succeed, no matter what term you use.

365 9/22

 

Breaking the rules

365 9/21

 

Might Die Tomorrow

365 9/20

 

Create Your Opportunities

365 9/19

 

I don't know how to say goodbye.  I can't think of any words.

365 9/18

 

Actually, you probably do

365 9/17

 

With the possible exception of things like box scores, race results and stock market tabulations,

there is no such thing as Objective Journalism.

The phrase itself is a pompous contradiction in terms.

365 9/16

 

That Was Then

This Is Now

365 9/15

 

You didn't say that

You didn't do that 

365 9/14

 

hi

365 9/13

 

All the things that I used to say

All the words that got in the way

All the things that I used to know

365 9/12

 

a young loner on a crusade to champion the cause of the innocent

365 9/11

 

Sometimes, from beyond the skyscrapers, the cry of a tugboat finds you in your insomnia,

and you remember that this desert of iron and cement

is an island

365 9/10

 

Some fools think of happiness

Blissful, togetherness

Some fools fool themselves, I guess

But they're not fooling me

365 9/9

 

Also Sprach Zarathustra

365 9/8

 

And I may be obliged to defend

Every love, every ending

Or maybe there's no obligations now

Maybe I've a reason to believe 

We all will be received

365 9/7

 

I am tumbling down

Where the roots of trees embrace you

I do fall upon my knees and ask you how

You can just sit there and be

365 9/6

 

A Los Toros

365 9/5

 

America is a mythological country in the modern world.

By surrounding itself with modern myths,

it has made itself less and less real.

365 9/4

 

Stillness is a Myth

365 9/3

 

Pessimism becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy; 

it reproduces itself by crippling our willingness to act.

365 9/2

 

Don't stress Meowt 

365 9/1

 

Maybe I just don't believe

Maybe you're the same as me

We see things they'll never see