
The roots of love sink down and deep and strike out far,
and they are arteries that feed our lives,
so we must see that they get the water and sun they need so they can nourish us.
And when you put something good into the world,
something good comes back to you.
— Merle Shain in Hearts That We Broke Long Ago
- Learn To Become A PoetLearn to become poet; it’s to unlearn how to live. —Michel Houellebecq Anything can happen in life, especially nothing. — Michel Houellebecq
- Caring For Myself Is Not Self-IndulgenceCaring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare. I am deliberate and afraid of nothing. — Audre Lorde
- The Christ In You Doesn’t DieThe Christ in you doesn’t die — it resurrects. — Joseph Campbell
- Nothing Is PredestinedNothing is predestined, the obstacles from your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings. — Ralph Blum
- Frighten Me Into The PresentTeach me mortality, frighten me into the present… That the nights will be full enough and my heart feral. — Jack Gilbert from poem I Imagine the Gods