| The trouble with being a visionary is that someone (somewhere) is always looking to: Poke you in the eye, Stab you in the back, Cut you off at the knees. |
| An angel without a halo is like a ship without a port — eventually both will become adrift and then get swallowed by a dark and unforgiving sea. |
| In the restless isolation of a sleepless night, pondering destiny is like catching a glimpse of a ghost when you're staring absently into the void... It's a fleeting thing, at best, and, at worst, an itchy, scratchy question mark slipping-and-sliding across the surface of the mind. |
| Sometimes limitations are opportunities. Sometimes they're anchors. And sometimes, well sometimes, they're just demons of distraction; of doubt; of disappointment. |
| The chronic, relentless, and bitter cynic neither draws from, nor directs others to, the Well of Thoughts and Dreams, but instead, tries to taint it. |
| The trouble with a system of "checks and balances" is that too often there's a balance of zero. |
| So much "truth." So little time to vet and accept. |
| Street corner prophet, lonely are your words of passion and exclamation, for the passers-by take no heed, and pay no mind, to the “crazy man” with a spray-painted sign, which yells, “THE END IS NIGH!” |
