Imagination is the beginning of creation.

You imagine what you desire,

you will what you imagine

and at last you create what you will.

— George Bernard Shaw

• I Can’t Just Speak About Suffering
  If there is to be any truth in beauty I can’t just speak about suffering as if there isn’t some good in suffering too. — Todd Dillard from poem Arts and Crafts with the Addict’s Son
• I Remember My Watery Nature
  I remember my watery nature, pour my liquid body to wash away the pain of the shorter years, to wash away the pain of a hollow embrace, the feeling that we all will slide, not into the clear pool, but into the murk of a place that should not be settled. — Petra Kuppers from… Read more: I Remember My Watery Nature
• Don’t Remember Lighting This Cigarette
  don’t remember lighting this cigarette and I don’t remember if I’m here alone or waiting for someone. — Leonard Cohen, Book of Longing
• You Fit Into Me
  you fit into me like a hook into an eye a fish hook an open eye — Margaret Atwood from poem [you fit into me]
• I Live Alone In A Kind Of Luxury
   I live alone in a kind of luxury. I wake when I feel like it… I fell in love. I believed people. And even now I love the yellow light shining down on the dirty brick wall. — Linda Gregg from poem Staying After