Cross-legged in meditation at four AM. Sitting in a provincial burg. Alone. Completely comfortable with obscurity. Ambition dead as ashes of embers. Swallow emptiness as it swallows you.
This world holds no prizes worth winning.
Youth: dream dreams and lust. Prime: chase success and love. Age: write poems and be quiet.
What can a dead cat do but bounce?
You've done all you can for your fellow man.
Action is the province of the young; there are reasons soldiers are only twenty.
People say go for it, time remains. You know, you know, there's nowhere to go.
Everything important ends before it begins.
If all your words turned suddenly to gold, at your core you would still be poor.
The things men chase: money, women, fame; no longer matter at the end of the game.
Grab those pillows, sit down and see: already all that you need to be.