“I’m sitting here bored, … trying to remember that everything is a complete mystery.”
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James Richardson is an American poet.
“I’m sitting here bored, … trying to remember that everything is a complete mystery.”
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“To condemn your sin in another is hypocrisy. Not to condemn is to reserve your right to sin.”
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“The first quest or the first love is also the last. The second isn’t.”
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“Happiness, like water, is always available, but so often it seems we’d prefer a different drink.”
Aphorism #2
Interglacial (2004)
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“I worked so hard to understand it that it must be true.”
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Interglacial (2004)
“Patience is not very different from courage. It just takes longer.”
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“It is clear, we say, as if to see through something were to know it.”
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“What I’m not changes more than what I am.”
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“Why would we write if we’d already heard what we wanted to hear?”
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“Reason is the lesser faith that steers us when we have already lost a greater one.”
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“The best way to know your faults is to notice which ones you accuse others of.”
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