To Write A Poem Is

Now Stiff On A Pillar With A Phallic Air Nelson Stylites In Trafalgar Square Reminds The British What Once They Were.

To Write A Poem Is Like Trying To Catch A Lizard Without Its Tail Falling Off.

It Only Takes One Match To Ignite A Haystack, Or One Remark To Fire A Mind.

I'm Trying To Die Correctly, But It's Very Difficult, You Know.

He Thought And Suffered A Good Deal But He Lacked The Resolution To Dare--the First Requisite Of A Practitioner.