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We’re simple guts with endless “buts.”

A table knife can win a wife and slice and dice a healthy life.

Nothing beats busy like hungry.

Haste lays waste to taste.

Hunger jukes; surfeit pukes.

Hunger created the shotgun — and the megaton.

Hungry worms its well-worn way to satiety.

Hunger breeds what it can’t feed.

The simple stomached are many-minded.

Blessed are the hungry for they will never be lonely.

As long as you are hungry, I am a philanthropist.

Exits begin above the chin.

Exit signs show up in whines.

The thrilling climb beats the couch behind.

Upon abandoning our pots, we find food on the ground.

Exit every failure accelerating.

Comforts anesthetize; dangers resuscitize.

Bigger bravely farewells smaller.

Speedboat away from the harmful; drain the ocean behind you.

When ethnicity grows up, she sneaks out of the house to party with humanity.

The worst thing about going back is what you will miss by not going forward.

Defamation is trepanation; by it we escape enskullment.

To leave is to arrive.

Every slave is a reluctant Moses.

It takes a tearful leave-taking for an individual to become a colony, a tumultuous departure for a colony to become a nation and a grand and epic exodus for a nation to become a loving world.

Campaign, refrain or feign insane, but never try to just explain.

At the center of the most carefully worded explanation reigns confusion.

Thoughts are quick and so are crimes, but explanations take lifetimes.

Explicate, elucidate, and excavate yourself of hate.

Fools explain; the wise refrain.

What we explain still carries pain.

Explanations are the Legos of civilizations.

What we understand, we control — maybe.

A rule frightens what an explanation coaxes back.

One conflagration; one thousand explanations.

We explain, then throw a psychic dead bolt.

The alphabet preserves our wit.

Q is rare, but Eeeeee is everywhere!

The end is ever sand; Z has replaced the &.

Zed’s not dead but Lord instead of a zzzzzillion beds!

The alphabet houses our lit and banks and vaults our holy writ.

Sound signs are the time machines that carry us back to our family waiting in the past.

Alpha bits may link us yet to all the world without a jet.

Ye letter thorn is now forlorn, but E and T now famous be.

Letters are the old railroad tracks that new knowledge travels on.

The highest high resides in Thy and not in I.

When u loves n, thankfully r loves e.

Abcdarians are seldom contrarians, but A to Z are free to be anything to you and me.

Alpha bit what zeta spit.

In five letters there is a tease, and in one less greatest of these.

Is was.

One plus one is too.

Wax war; wan world.

Kaboom! Resume.

Snort at mort — cavort

“And’s” and “but’s” make us all nuts.

The “a’s” from graves do our “the’s” raise.

Don’t out your am to every him.

Never’s as unlikely as forever.

“Oh’s!” no our so’s.

If is less of yes.

Aye aye and die.

I am not them.

Know no no.

In is all out.

Was does.

Was is.

Is, is.

In the beginning was the chaos; then God said, “Let there be a file cabinet.”

Folders keepers, labels reapers.

A sticky a day keeps the stickler away.

Every petty bureaucrat lives to guard a narrow slat.

If the front desk gives short shrift, come back and try the later shift.

An inspector is a hopping toad; he courts, warts, and aborts with code.

The bigger the bureaucracy the worse fit for humanity.

The ax feels no pain.

Hierarchy is a type of malarkey.

The soul’s safe, self-loving asides, must trump the brutal rules made by pride.

We each maintain bureaucracy to guard our soul’s aristocracy.

Better is good.

Perfectionism goads an old nag to a early grave.

The belief that I must be perfect is the lie that keeps me from being good.

To overlook a defect one must be nearly perfect.

Cover all imperfection with love.

To avoid failing an imperfect world, practice forgiving yourself.

Perfectionists like microscopes; everyone else prefers blindness.

Fools build one perfect house for themselves; the wise build many imperfect ones for others.

What isn’t grilled to perfection  may yet be seasoned with graciousness.

Neglect shows no respect.

Failure is attended — like the rain — by sadness.

A scratch on what’s new is damage; on what is old, it’s character.

The only perfect response is a gentle acceptance of imperfection.

The assumption of sanity is the gift we give to those we love.

Acceptance of insanity is core to our humanity.

To avoid becoming unhinged, don’t manufacture human screw drivers.

When everyone but you is nuts, you can be sure it’s you that’s putz.

A twisted mind is a rumpled sheet under a smooth spread.

If you’re being driven crazy, switch drivers.

Secret vice dresses nice, but still retains a poison brain.

None who rule here on earth, do so with ample reason’s girth.

When children aren’t happy, parents get wacky.

Raving contains nothing worth saving.

When all the world’s as wacky as a betsy bug, some flubber or an outhouse mouse then let’s take shelter in the lunacy of love.

He shakes and spears his play’s veneers.

Shakespeare is an eloquence that makes our ears less ignorant.

Soliloquy by any other Shakespeare smells not as sweet.

The bard was brilliant lines, two hours upon the stage, and then — enshrined!

It is the vaulting literary prize to look into the soul though Shakespeare’s eyes.

Some are born great; some scriven, scrawl and stage their way to there.

If Shakespeare be the lute, play on.

Sweet are the uses of the bard, which like the finest confectionery — sugared and candied — hold yet the savouriest flavors deep within.

Legacy achieves supremacy when dressed in finest poetry.

When the English language ran short, Shakespeare added to it from his own verbal length.

O! for a muse of spears, to shake the brightest minds and dullest ears.

Opportunity’s mint stamps its own imprint.

Unique is me, distinctly not like thee.

What is unique is a set of similar differences.

It’s unique to be alike.

There are no groups, only indivduals in the same spaces.

A question is a shovel; it can unearth an individual.

Geeks and freaks, unique boutiques.

Discover, don’t cover, another.

Uniqueness is the gift we give to what we love.

What is unique is best explained by what is singular.

Bleach is to DNA as conformity is to personality.

Explore the world, discover two; plumb your self, find one.

Conventionality loves a mirror; individuality adores a window.

Race is a distinctity subsumed by our humanity.

We are more similar than we are not.

Science is the well-planned test we use to prove the theory best.

Science is a competition, played by those with erudition, hungry for some recognition.

The most precisely measured inch is still the master chef’s rough pinch.

Science without ethics is like a war without sides.

Anchored minds prefer safe harbors; scientific minds crave wild waters.

Science bends to flay and weigh to the end of gaining pay.

Iron may sharpen iron, but peer reviews hold science’s truth to the grindstone.

The telescope is our last hope, unless we evoke the microscope.

Science is no manored squire; it ventures pyroclastic fire.

Empiricism trumps solipsism by a number equal to the population of earth.

Stabilists always become mobilists after the earth moves out from under them.

Earth is moved by deep commotion; the psyche’s lava is emotion.

We always owe the quid pro quo.

Foreigners are just family afar.

The slave will be the witness at the trial of the slave owner’s soul.

A sabbathed tongue rests everyone.

Loyalty has a single set of lips; treachery keeps an extra pair in its pocket.

Finders seekers; losers reapers.

Join an enraged crowd; depart from a sound mind.

Favoring the poor is the same bias as favoring the rich.

Every exception to a rule isn’t the beginning of a new one.

Deliberate harm wears stripes; not intentional dresses as it pleases.

Love gains; hate wanes.

Congregate and celebrate both pistillate and staminate.

Blink once, maturation: twice, graduation; thrice, compensation.

Education scares us to breadth.

Graduation is a decked-out, hand-shook, best-foot forward.

The greatest pleasure of a good education comes as we slowly unwrap it.

No pomp will avoid circumstance.

“You can do anything you set your heart on” is the official lie presented with all diplomas.

Only love will save us from platitudes.

A perfect attendance award is how we honor what is amazing — and freakish.

At graduations we give endless awards to cover ubiquitous mediocrity.

Reality doesn’t usually receive an invitation to graduation, but it always attends the first job.

We clap during the graduation roll call because the ceremony is almost over and lunch is about to begin.

Graduate, certificate; educate and celebrate!

Avoid kerfuffles in the tush when you’re out in the bush.

A gallimaufry of advice is like a dish with too much spice.

Futz and putz or you’ll go nutz.

Those who matter like to natter.

Persiflage will cure the blahs.

Earth’s reverie is found in the susurrus of the sea.

Too much quixotic will make you neurotic.

Secrets winkled out do tend to get about.

Penurious injurious; munificent to mend a rent.

Pills may flummox patient’s stomachs.

The way to safety runs over the edge of the next cliff.

I can only show you precisely where to go if I come along.

To find our way to good rest is harder than finding our way to good work.

Dung beetles successfully follow the Milky Way; humans follow stars and go astray.

Emotional night comes before day and illuminates it.

Navigating you, good; me, better; us — best of all.

Modern life is go, go, go with GPS to turn us through the flow.

Do I say what to do, or do you, or do we both just sit awhile and chew?

As a lizards run on walls so thoughts run on words.

Limbo with letters, waltz with words, sashay with sentences, polka with paragraphs, cha cha with chapters, bolero with books and swing dance with the authors through the bars.

Creativity is the traveling companion we dance, paint, write and sing with.

The map to the future lies in the past.

Fire is only our friend from afar.

As fire feasts on paper, so one man feasts on another.

Every incendiary leader gathers human kindling.

Earth, water, wind and fire, they delight while they devour.

At a fire in the mouth of a cave began the first friendship.

Seasoning is the mother of fine food; fire is its father.

We couldn’t stand to be without the sun, so we invented the bonfire.

Fire is the friend of the redwoods; trial is the friend of all of us.

We stare into the mystery of fire; we gape at the wonder of each other.

The gods froze to death on Mount Olympus; the first cold human made fire on earth.

Fire in a metal stick is a fool’s deadly trick.

If you are pursued by a dinosaur, change organizations.

Evidence suggests that laying eggs and building nests will get you everywhere.

Dinosaurs strategized better than humans; they didn’t fossilize until after they died.

The first glutton was a sauropod; the second was a king; the third was an American.

Children love dinosaurs because they were powerful, and free to roam about the earth.

Such is the heart of humans that had the Sauropods survived we would have invented bigger guns and cages.

A person who studies dinosaur is a paleontologist; a person who studies humans — pale on thought of it.

We only have 165 million years to go before we are as successful as the dinosaurs.

Humans have their babies indiscriminately in domes, plates, beds, scrapes, mounds, and burrows; we owe all these ideas to the dinosaurs.

The dinosaurs grew majestic horns and crests to lure their mates; we have only come up with cheap hats and stiff collars.

The difference between dinosaurs and humans may one day become shockingly obvious to extraterrestrials; dinosaurs didn’t create their own extinction event!

To reap Gettysburg weep.

What is well said is long remembered.

War is not hell; there is no killing in hell.

At Gettysburg we are reminded that freedom is expensive — unimaginably and grievously so!

Killing men in war is easy; mending the ones who remain is the difficult thing.

Gettysburg is a reminder that there is no limit to what people will do preserve an evil way of life, nor to rid the earth of one.

Those who march near their enemy, camp close to death.

Civil war is suicide; at Gettysburg we shot ourselves.

Gettysburg was stacked worm fences, stacked stone walls and stacked dead bodies.

All men who go to war are so similar that uniforms are necessary to know who to kill.

All war museums diminish the horror.

Gettysburg — too horrific to adequately remember, too tragic to ever forget.

The wing shrunk the world.

Modern families toast each other with jet fuel.

A plane ride is like a cocktail; pour ingredients into a cylinder, tilt, shake and serve.

The constant drone outside the earphone lulls us home.

To ride a plane, find your seat, sit in concrete and cut off your feet.

Take offs have the power to peel off the too-much we’ve taken on.

Transportation’s backward magic turns a city into a jungle.

Alexander rode over the Alps on elephant backs; we followed on their ears.

As a patient loves a colonoscopy, so a traveler loves an airline seat.

Every terminal is a hopscotch square for an adventurous soul.

Before takeoff, turn off all your demonic devices.

Soliloquy is dead; colloquy shot her.

Modern realism euthanized classical soliloquy.

Soliloquy once wore ermine; it
can now wear cotton.

Soliloquy is constructed from the shattered pieces in every pulverized heart.

Without soliloquy there is only commentary.

Conflict is the engine powering the spinning wheels, screeching tires and lurching sheet-metal of soliloquy.

Twitter has no room in the inn.

A short rant is like a roller coaster that stops at the top of the ride.

It is said that modern audiences don’t have the patience for soliloquy; what they actually lack is the impatience for it.

Thank God Shakespeare knew how to go on and on.