The "I" of enunciation never thinks
just what it thinks it thinks, and
never simply is what it thinks itself to be.
just what it thinks it thinks, and
never simply is what it thinks itself to be.
Barnaby Barratt
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These quotes come from a wide variety of sources and have always rung true for me or at least made me think. As you read them, you'll get to know me better.
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