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What chance does logic have against a glass of wine and a kiss? By Marty Rubin

Seize the day, then let it go. By Marty Rubin

Ideology is the product of a kind of mad logic. By Marty Rubin

Freedom's chains are the hardest to break. By Marty Rubin

Words alone mean nothing, because they can do nothing. By Marty Rubin

Artists, by their free expressions, encourage others to be free. This is the quality that makes works of art enduring. By Marty Rubin

The knowledge an artist possesses is an advanced form of daydreaming. By Marty Rubin

The best thing in life is having someone to share it with. By Marty Rubin

Under a red desert sky all thought seems superfluous. By Marty Rubin

Blessed is the nightbird that sings for joy and not to be heard. By Marty Rubin

A person can drop dead even while singing. But that's no reason to stop singing. By Marty Rubin

Every day sing and dance and feel the joy. By Marty Rubin

The singing I like best is when I sing. By Marty Rubin

Let's be happy and forget all about art and politics! By Marty Rubin

At 60, even one's thoughts have wrinkles. By Marty Rubin

The waterfall winks at every passerby. By Marty Rubin

If you don't love the sea, the sun, all the simple pleasures, what sort of life are you going to have? By Marty Rubin

The things that happen in the night are hidden even from the night. By Marty Rubin

We all talk to ourselves. Those we call mad just talk a little louder. By Marty Rubin

When a problem is unsolvable, it ceases to be a problem. By Marty Rubin

An easy life, but not a sedentary one. By Marty Rubin

Th tree sheds a memory with every leaf. By Marty Rubin

Salt water is and isn't the ocean. By Marty Rubin

Poets create gods, philosophers destroy them. By Marty Rubin

Beauty is something that changes your life, not something you understand. By Marty Rubin

Sunlight streams out of the lucid mind. By Marty Rubin

Enjoy the rainbow while it lasts and don't chase it when it's gone. By Marty Rubin

It is time at last for all the gods to be silent. By Marty Rubin

Enjoy today, the time you have now, for time cannot be found only lost. By Marty Rubin

From one dog all the dogs bark. By Marty Rubin

Better Old King Cole and his merry soul than a hundred Jeremiahs. By Marty Rubin

A heart that can break is better than no heart at all. By Marty Rubin

To one who loves birds, morning always wakes up singing. By Marty Rubin

The tiniest mite has an inner life of which we can know nothing. By Marty Rubin

Water flows because it's willing. By Marty Rubin

The seductive power of sex and money is nothing compared to that of words. By Marty Rubin

A writer's tragedy: to know all the words and nothing else. By Marty Rubin

Morality is the clipping of a bird's wings. By Marty Rubin

Always doubting and questioning everything strikes me as a very miserable way to live. By Marty Rubin

You can spit on a rose, but it's still a rose. By Marty Rubin

With the right kind of touch, sour apples turn sweet again. By Marty Rubin

There is more to writing than playing with words. By Marty Rubin

Wrapped up in our thoughts we can't hear love or beauty's song. By Marty Rubin

Maybe it will be a daisy, a white butterfly, a snowflake which transforms your life. By Marty Rubin

Through the power of art imaginary landscapes turn into real ones. By Marty Rubin

There are no safe voyages and no safe ports. By Marty Rubin

The world is more beautiful than anything I can imagine; and so I open my eyes. By Marty Rubin

It is impossible to be wise, and not love. By Marty Rubin

Love is a wild child, always at odds with society. By Marty Rubin

A full human life: one which embraces all the wonders of nature and the imagination. By Marty Rubin

Reciprocal illusions: the pessimist's fear and the optimist's hope. By Marty Rubin

I never reach those far-off places. New trails tempt me at every turn. By Marty Rubin

Cynicism springs from disappointments in love. By Marty Rubin

The great difficulty in life is deciding what and what not to pay attention to. By Marty Rubin

The kind-hearted won't inherit the earth but they make it a tolerable place to live. By Marty Rubin

If words are the truth, what is living for? By Marty Rubin

Happy people live. Unhappy people tell others how to live. By Marty Rubin

Life is nothing but surprises. Even our tragedies turn out different than we expect. By Marty Rubin

Smoking is unhealthy but not as unhealthy as being forbidden to smoke. By Marty Rubin

It is a weakness to suffer when you don't have to. By Marty Rubin

The first thing that happens when you're happy is you start forgiving everyone. By Marty Rubin

A philosophy must be livable; it can't just be ideas. By Marty Rubin

Better to love for no reason than have reasons not to love. By Marty Rubin

The new is a guest in the house of the old. By Marty Rubin

Cherish like a son, a daughter, each irreplaceable moment. By Marty Rubin

Even the faded flower refutes nothingness. By Marty Rubin

An avalanche doesn't look back at the damage it causes. By Marty Rubin

We don't need love to be eternal, only to be in our lives here and now. By Marty Rubin

Life's an old story. we all know how it ends. By Marty Rubin

Even the heaviest rocks don't make a very big splash. By Marty Rubin

Beliefs and opinions are nonsense. I don't even want to know what I think. By Marty Rubin

Relax and be free. You don't have to prove anything. By Marty Rubin

Art is a picture of the spirit. By Marty Rubin

Anyone who sets themselves up as an authority on life is a charlatan. By Marty Rubin

Take a wrong turn. Get lost in something you love. By Marty Rubin

Love's only power is the power of example. By Marty Rubin

Music's power is like love's power: one can feel but never understand it. By Marty Rubin

When love becomes a perfect fire it leaves only ashes. By Marty Rubin

The dead sleep soundly but do not dream. By Marty Rubin

What if you have all the pieces and the puzzle still doesn't fit? By Marty Rubin

The pieces of a puzzle aren't together or apart. By Marty Rubin

What if you have all the pieces and puzzle still doesn't fit? By Marty Rubin

Some people have no talent but we can't all be that lucky. By Marty Rubin

The beauty of this day doesn't depend on its lasting forever. By Marty Rubin

A story has to break your heart or it's not worth telling. By Marty Rubin

Don't resist! Open the door when love comes knocking. By Marty Rubin

One half of the world fears stagnation and the other half change. By Marty Rubin

The Garden of Eden still exists; there are just no people in it. By Marty Rubin

Movement is the freedom of the body; stillness, of the mind. By Marty Rubin

When a man wants nothing, it's evil to tempt him with something. By Marty Rubin

How beautiful to touch another's soul with a word, a gesture, a thought. By Marty Rubin

There is only one side to be on-the side of life. By Marty Rubin

If you've loved the life you've lived, who can take that away from you? By Marty Rubin

To keep a warm heart in winter is the real victory. By Marty Rubin

The first kiss and the first glass of wine are the best. By Marty Rubin

What one does is always worth more than words. By Marty Rubin

Unless I speak, you won't see me. By Marty Rubin

It's hard to combine a simple life with a love of aesthetics. By Marty Rubin

We have to eat to live, and that's our timeless tale of tragedy. By Marty Rubin

The error never lies with facts but with how they're used. By Marty Rubin

Some things are so useless one can't live without them. By Marty Rubin

Actions speak louder than words is still the great truth about life. By Marty Rubin

It is hard to see anything as true as saying nothing. By Marty Rubin

It felt so amazing to be alive I could never think of anything else. By Marty Rubin

All talk is small talk. By Marty Rubin

Convention is a jealous god and, like Saturn, eats its babies. By Marty Rubin

Nothing is more self-limiting than going to extremes. By Marty Rubin

People don't think when they're enjoying themselves. Thinking is a sign of disturbance. By Marty Rubin

Thinking is a sign of disturbance. When your bladder doesn't hurt you don't think about it. By Marty Rubin

Whatever you love, do it now. Time is not on your side. By Marty Rubin

Only a free hand can draw a free line. By Marty Rubin

When the meaning is unclear there is no meaning. By Marty Rubin

Out of ignorance or expediency we give all snowflakes the same name. By Marty Rubin

Where there is a strong need to believe it's incredible what people will believe. By Marty Rubin

What makes a life-any life-beautiful is the simple fact of living it. By Marty Rubin

History is conjecture raised to the level of an art. By Marty Rubin

Fiction isn't truer than life: it just makes a better story. By Marty Rubin

Money isn't everything, but you'll never convince money. By Marty Rubin

Water has never known thirst. By Marty Rubin

Thirst is a language even the grass understands. By Marty Rubin

Never seek; only find. By Marty Rubin

What an artist finds, he finds without looking for it. By Marty Rubin

Life is too short for regrets. By Marty Rubin

When we are bored it is always with ourselves we are bored. By Marty Rubin

Boredom is the price one pays for not enjoying everything. By Marty Rubin

Boredom is peace misunderstood. By Marty Rubin

If you can abuse your power you have too much. By Marty Rubin

We should be helping each other, not hating each other. By Marty Rubin

We cling to love's illusions because they're real. By Marty Rubin

Words could never satisfy me, but life satisfies me. By Marty Rubin

To be ignorant as God is ignorant, knowing only what is real. By Marty Rubin

The world is so big and words are so small! By Marty Rubin

It never ceases to amaze me: the things people care about. By Marty Rubin

A heart grows flat and stale from too much thinking. By Marty Rubin

We don't know history. We only know what has been written about it. By Marty Rubin

Be a poet in action as well as in words. By Marty Rubin

That life has no clear meaning is the best possible news for an artist. By Marty Rubin

That life has no clear purpose or meaning is the best possible news for artists. By Marty Rubin

Don't tell me where the years went; I don't want to know. By Marty Rubin

What can be labeled, packaged, mass produced is neither truth nor art. By Marty Rubin

For lack of love one does a million other things. By Marty Rubin

When living and loving could be so easy, why do we make it so hard? By Marty Rubin

Sing, dance, laugh, love, or you'll be stuck with words. By Marty Rubin

Open your eyes and breathe deeply. Wisdom is in the air. By Marty Rubin

It is hard to say anything as true as saying nothing. By Marty Rubin

Distance is a bridge, not a gulf, between lovers. By Marty Rubin

There is no fact that is not at least part fiction. By Marty Rubin

The direction a cloud moves is always approved of by the wind. By Marty Rubin

What I like best is to notice something I never noticed before. By Marty Rubin

How different every hour is from the one before! By Marty Rubin

When you think too much you lose the will to act. When you lose the will to act you lose the power to love. By Marty Rubin

The novelist uses facts to create a fiction about life. The pornographer uses sexual reality to create sexual illusion. By Marty Rubin

No life lacks grandeur if you claim it as your own. By Marty Rubin

No burden is heavier to bear than the burden of a false idea. By Marty Rubin

The tallest mountain in Tibet is just part of the scenery. By Marty Rubin

Never doubt that a single moment can change everything. By Marty Rubin

What great literature does best is to show us those moments which make life worth living. By Marty Rubin

The void can only be filled with love. By Marty Rubin

What is alienation? Thought. By Marty Rubin

We will remain lost, wandering souls until we can look each other in the eye and smile By Marty Rubin

When you're living, just living, dreams come true you never knew you had. By Marty Rubin

The child's naive dream of life is the only one worth having. By Marty Rubin

We humans are part of nature and whatever creative talents we might have come from nature and are part of nature's gift to us. By Marty Rubin

Be grateful to those who refuse your demands. They are your benefactors. By Marty Rubin

Happiness is what matters, feeling alive-not art or knowledge or money. By Marty Rubin

You can't dissect a dream without killing it. By Marty Rubin

You can't dissect a joy without killing it. By Marty Rubin

One would like to live poetically, that is, with gratitude and grace. By Marty Rubin

All lovers meet and love by chance. By Marty Rubin

Never hesitate to tell the truth as you see it. By Marty Rubin

The people who enlighten us are the ones who tell us their secrets. By Marty Rubin

The laughter of children isn't mean or cutting, but pure and simple fun. By Marty Rubin

The snow in winter, the flowers in spring. There is no deeper reality. By Marty Rubin

One is never wounded by the love one gives, only by the love one expects. By Marty Rubin

When one loves willingly, there is no sacrifice. By Marty Rubin

A corpse boasted of being pain and trouble free. No one envied his lot. By Marty Rubin

Luck is everything in love, though we hate to admit it. By Marty Rubin

I like dogs that bark a little. The silent ones scare me. By Marty Rubin

Sex is natural, but enjoying it's an art. By Marty Rubin

When the fever is gone, you forget about it. The same should be true of everything else. By Marty Rubin

Always be skeptical of what you learn from experience. By Marty Rubin

We learn everything from experience, and what we learn we can't share or keep. By Marty Rubin

There are no prescriptions for life. By Marty Rubin

Where we go is not determined by where we want to go. By Marty Rubin

A mask can hide you from others, but not from yourself. By Marty Rubin

Our lives are not intelligible to us. By Marty Rubin

Life is not tragic. The tragedy is what people do to themselves and to each other. By Marty Rubin

Advanced civilization: one without advanced technology. By Marty Rubin

I'd rather be encouraged by an ant to live than taught to doubt by fifty skeptics. By Marty Rubin

I fear gratuitous censorship more than gratuitous violence. By Marty Rubin

We must act to free our minds, not think. By Marty Rubin

The world we see is beyond our understanding but not beyond our love. By Marty Rubin

Love does not depend on understanding; understanding depends on love. By Marty Rubin

When all else fails, stare straight into the sun. By Marty Rubin

If loving comes easy, nothing else seems hard. By Marty Rubin

Even music can't compete with the wildflowers and waterfalls. By Marty Rubin

Even music can't compete with the canyons and waterfalls. By Marty Rubin

To speak of happiness is to create happiness. By Marty Rubin

Free will, determinism, meaning, existence, etc. are academic problems, not problems in life. By Marty Rubin

Existence is an is, not a why. By Marty Rubin

After one has read everything and thought everything, one still have everything to learn. By Marty Rubin

What good is being a math genius if your life doesn't add up? By Marty Rubin

What you're afraid to think must be the truth. By Marty Rubin

In my mind I lead a phantom's life. My neighbor makes me real. By Marty Rubin

A straw can crush you, if you let it. By Marty Rubin

One step actually taken achieves more than a lifetime of planning. By Marty Rubin

Growing old and cheerful means learning to live with all the contradictions. By Marty Rubin

The key to happiness is independence. By Marty Rubin

Never deny yourself any pleasure, real or imaginary. By Marty Rubin

There is only one thing that matters in art-to express one's individuality. By Marty Rubin

Clear thinking is to think of nothing at all. By Marty Rubin

In the past, America had slaves. Now it has the work ethic. By Marty Rubin

I don't like to go anywhere. I just like to go. By Marty Rubin

Don't stare out the window; run through the fields. By Marty Rubin

Expectations have no effect on the harvest. By Marty Rubin

When you have no expectations, they're easy to fulfill. By Marty Rubin

Writing is like life: it goes on. By Marty Rubin

Morning will come, it has no choice. By Marty Rubin

What is technology in the end but man's futile effort to create the world in his own image? By Marty Rubin

Sometimes being indifferent solves everything. By Marty Rubin

What does introspection mean? It means you're looking in the wrong direction. By Marty Rubin

Time and the wind never leave anything alone. By Marty Rubin

Ruins are the cathedrals of Time. By Marty Rubin

If you believe in winners and losers you're one of the losers. By Marty Rubin

The secret to happiness is to be absorbed in something other than yourself. By Marty Rubin

The role of the artist today is to defend feeling against the machine. By Marty Rubin

Teach your children to think "we" not "them" and "us. By Marty Rubin

Nature is wilder and stranger than any of the fictions our imagination can create. By Marty Rubin

The rain dripping from the leaves expressed my thought best. By Marty Rubin

Today is the day you've been waiting for. By Marty Rubin

No art is harder to master than believing in yourself. By Marty Rubin

Summer is the season of wild birds. By Marty Rubin

The game of love is complicated, but love is not complicated. By Marty Rubin

Words have to make sense; facts don't. That life makes no sense is the most beautiful fact of all. By Marty Rubin

Men are always ready to fight; it's tenderness that scares them. By Marty Rubin

Drug-pushers, God-pushers, sex-pushers, art-pushers-all kinds of pushers. By Marty Rubin

Nobody knows what they're doing here, so why do so many pretend they do? By Marty Rubin

Humanity's favorite pasttime: pretending to know what it doesn't know. By Marty Rubin

There are two kinds of love: the love that is and the love that isn't. By Marty Rubin

The worst thing about being a writer is having to pretend you know what you're talking about. By Marty Rubin

First one tells a lie; then one believes it; then one becomes it. By Marty Rubin

Be something! That's the inscription written over the gates of hell. By Marty Rubin

The weaker the will, the stronger the faith. By Marty Rubin

Nothing is more ridiculous than one person telling another how to live. By Marty Rubin

What all life has faced and experienced before you, you still have to face and experience yourself. By Marty Rubin

When people are facing real hardships in their lives, they have no time to invent imaginary ones. By Marty Rubin

Seeing is always an act of courage. By Marty Rubin

Cast yourself upon the waters. Trust in your ability to swim. By Marty Rubin

Happiness isn't something one finds, it's something one creates. By Marty Rubin

In life, we have common experiences; in art, uncommon ones. By Marty Rubin

The essential thing is learning how not to be absent from one's own life. By Marty Rubin

The way to my heart is through your heart. By Marty Rubin

When people die, their death dies with them. By Marty Rubin

It's incorrigible but inevitable how one gets used to everyone dying. By Marty Rubin

Make your life beautiful; you're the only one who can. By Marty Rubin

I don't need anyone else to tell me how to be alive. By Marty Rubin

When sunlight does to the surface of water, music does to the spirit. By Marty Rubin

Everyone dies young. By Marty Rubin

Relax. If you push yourself you won't get far. By Marty Rubin

May all your failures be failures of love. By Marty Rubin

We have to get over the idea that there's some right way to live. By Marty Rubin

Love without happiness is like a garden without flowers. I don't believe in it. By Marty Rubin

We freed ourselves from gods and kings, now we have to free ourselves from ourselves. By Marty Rubin

There is always some distortion in the re-telling of any story. By Marty Rubin

Applause: the echo of a prejudice. By Marty Rubin

When death speaks to me, it speaks only of the beauty of life. By Marty Rubin

See the sun with your own eyes; feel the earth with your own hands. By Marty Rubin

A good joke is life laughing at itself. By Marty Rubin

Lies have always been easier to invent than reality. By Marty Rubin

It's fun to invent systems and meanings and then poke holes in them. By Marty Rubin

Of all the sweet things in a human life, close companionship is the sweetest. By Marty Rubin

I'm not only laziness myself but I inspire laziness in others. By Marty Rubin

You can't prepare for the things that change your life. They come suddenly and unannounced. By Marty Rubin

Every morning a new sun greets us and our new life begins. By Marty Rubin

Morality is religion's license to kill. By Marty Rubin

Nothing is more futile than looking for meaning in things that have none. By Marty Rubin

A pessimist is someone who has forgotten the joy of beginning. By Marty Rubin

Nothing is more inspiring than audacity in the old. By Marty Rubin

Self-censorship is the most insidious form of censorship. By Marty Rubin

Believing in yourself is the best poetry. By Marty Rubin

One moment you're fire; the next smoke. By Marty Rubin

Try me. I'm always in the mood for something else. By Marty Rubin

We are the sum of our contradictions, together they make us whole. By Marty Rubin

For a true love, even forever isn't enough. By Marty Rubin

Speed is no advantage round a vicious circle. By Marty Rubin

Some canaries love their cages, they even call them home. By Marty Rubin

You can always trust a lazy person to be at their best. By Marty Rubin

Fear is to the mind what sickness is to the body. By Marty Rubin

The mouse that fears the trap has already been trapped. By Marty Rubin

Only through action, through living, can we escape from the prison of thought and language. By Marty Rubin

Your life counts. That's the only fact you need to remember. By Marty Rubin

Rain is the picnic when it rains. By Marty Rubin

A shooting star yields very little light. By Marty Rubin

To believe the ridiculous requires the strictest logic. By Marty Rubin

To stay sane in a mad world is the real victory. By Marty Rubin

To remain sane in a mad world is the true victory. By Marty Rubin

Hypocrisy is the homage freedom pays to social convention. By Marty Rubin

You can rob from the poor to give to the rich. It's legal. By Marty Rubin

In school one learns to ask stupid questions of life. By Marty Rubin

Nothing saddens me more than seeing how quickly the dog grows used to its leash. By Marty Rubin

Wishful thinking is more valuable to an artist than critical thinking. By Marty Rubin

Better locks just means better burglars. By Marty Rubin

The best thing about having money is that you can use it to help someone else. By Marty Rubin

One should never go dancing with a broken foot, but one should with a broken heart. By Marty Rubin

Useless"-what they call you when you won't let yourself be used. By Marty Rubin

Writing is killing time, like everything else. I do it because I like it. By Marty Rubin

What you do to kill time is your real work. By Marty Rubin

Happiness comes from physical activity; sorrow from thought. By Marty Rubin

One gift I think is a great one is a gift for self-entertainment. By Marty Rubin

Love unconditionally, but rely only on yourself. By Marty Rubin

Hamlet: the agony of the bookworm forced to be a man of action. By Marty Rubin

Living in a godless universe is our freedom, our salvation, not our tragedy. By Marty Rubin

Summer, like a kiss, trembles when it first arrives. By Marty Rubin

We don't need false hopes or illusions to live happily. By Marty Rubin

Nothing is special if this moment isn't special. By Marty Rubin

The plant that's been uprooted has only courage to hold it up. By Marty Rubin

People grow bitter and cynical about life because they can't bend it to their will. By Marty Rubin

The desire to change things must begin with accepting things as they are. By Marty Rubin

Look up at the moon; don't think about yourself. By Marty Rubin

World, O world, I follow my fancy, not yours! By Marty Rubin

What do I care about the universe? It's people who will miss me when I'm gone. By Marty Rubin

When a head and a wall collide it's never the wall that breaks. By Marty Rubin

Children are the poem made flesh. By Marty Rubin

A microbe is more deadly than a minotaur By Marty Rubin

Today's sin is tomorrow's alternative lifestyle. By Marty Rubin

You don't have to be Isadora Duncan to love dancing. By Marty Rubin

A basket of ripe fruit is holier than any prayer book. By Marty Rubin

In politics, the fruit always turns sour before it can turn ripe. By Marty Rubin

I'm on the side of whatever keeps the flowers growing. By Marty Rubin

Every side attacks you when you don't take sides. By Marty Rubin

When a war breaks out, everyone is on the wrong side. By Marty Rubin

We are lying to ourselves when we're not contradicting ourselves. By Marty Rubin

Tears have always been easier to shed than explain. By Marty Rubin

The writer who's afraid to contradict himself will never write anything. By Marty Rubin

Like Puck I like it best when things turn out preposterously. By Marty Rubin

The fenced-in dog barks at the one running free. By Marty Rubin

The importance of unimportant things cannot be overstated. By Marty Rubin

If you follow the rules, it's your own fault. By Marty Rubin

My greatest pleasure is to travel down an unfamiliar road. By Marty Rubin

Dance is more than an art form; it is life itself. By Marty Rubin

The happy-go-lucky have the best luck. By Marty Rubin

What is love after but trusting in the unknown. By Marty Rubin

What is love after all but trusting in the unknown. By Marty Rubin

No one can understand human reality without understanding human imagination. By Marty Rubin

The slope contains many wonders not found at the summit. By Marty Rubin

To extract major truths from minor details is an artist's job. By Marty Rubin

Love people, not places. Places don't miss you when you're gone. By Marty Rubin

Neither objectivity nor subjectivity seem to make much sense. By Marty Rubin

The hardest thing: not to take loss personally. By Marty Rubin

What I like more than anything is the touch of a warm hand. By Marty Rubin

Thinking is a way of condemning oneself to solitude. By Marty Rubin

The meaning of life is to enjoy it. By Marty Rubin

What makes any life beautful is the simple fact of living it. By Marty Rubin

Enjoying nonsense is one of life's primal pleasures. By Marty Rubin

What a sad life when one loves nothing and no one. By Marty Rubin

Bad music is always the loudest. By Marty Rubin

The mind loves riddles but not the heart. The heart loves only to touch and be touched. By Marty Rubin

Speak in your own voice about the things that matter to you. By Marty Rubin

Many a petal has yet to fall before the last one falls. By Marty Rubin

Magic is not what magicians can do, but what they can't do. By Marty Rubin

When you fill a void, isn't the void still there? By Marty Rubin

How long does one have to live before one can no longer be fooled by words? By Marty Rubin

Stop comparing yourself to others and you'll be happy. By Marty Rubin

When sad, sing; when very sad, dance. By Marty Rubin

What good is a song that doesn't break your heart? By Marty Rubin

In the morning I don't want to know where I'll be in the afternoon. By Marty Rubin

The next moment is unknown, even to God. By Marty Rubin

We are always traveling into the unknown. By Marty Rubin

A perpetual scandal: honoring the dead. By Marty Rubin

The demand for justice always exceeds the supply. By Marty Rubin

The mystic sees God in everything; the scientist, atoms; the poet, poetry. By Marty Rubin

It's not easy to change things. Things fight back. By Marty Rubin

Love is the body's warmth; sex, its heat. By Marty Rubin

Real dishes break. That's how you know they're real. By Marty Rubin

We reach the end of our lives long before we reach the end of ourselves. By Marty Rubin

Beware of becoming a pawn in your own game. By Marty Rubin

Bad bets sometimes pay off. By Marty Rubin

However far-reaching one's visions or ideas, one must start from where one is. By Marty Rubin

You don't have to have a dream for it to come true. By Marty Rubin

It's only in fairy tales that words have the power to change things. By Marty Rubin

One should approach life as one approaches a lover-naked. By Marty Rubin

What do I aspire to be? Just an ordinary person who values living. By Marty Rubin

Is there anything in the world more useless than an afterthought? By Marty Rubin

Everyone sees only their own image in the mirror of thought. By Marty Rubin

We are as ignorant of the meaning of our least gesture as we are of life itself. By Marty Rubin

Love only starts to hurt when one stops loving. By Marty Rubin

If the cherry trees had to wait for understanding they'd never blossom. By Marty Rubin

I tend to believe simple things are the real things. By Marty Rubin

To put one's career before one's personal life is like putting death before life. By Marty Rubin

Mountain climbers think of the mountain not of the danger. By Marty Rubin

We love those to whom we can tell our story. By Marty Rubin

When an audience shares your prejudices you can always count on their applause. By Marty Rubin

You can always count on God to do nothing. By Marty Rubin

Only the degraded want to degrade others. By Marty Rubin

Self-hatred is the ultimate degradation. By Marty Rubin

Politics is a trivial diversion from the business of living. By Marty Rubin

Acting silly is one of the primal pleasures. By Marty Rubin

Nature is impulsive. To be impulsive is to be fully alive. By Marty Rubin

Creativity should include everything that makes one feel alive. By Marty Rubin

History is the study of the abuse of power. By Marty Rubin

Be alive to the moment, that's all you can do. By Marty Rubin

Every human life has infinite value and to destroy even one is a crime against all humanity. By Marty Rubin

When you think about something you give it an importance it doesn't have. By Marty Rubin

Applause: the echo of a platitude. By Marty Rubin

Grace rides inside the waves. By Marty Rubin

Lovers jump into bed without thinking. It's the only way it can be done. By Marty Rubin

It is possible to know all the facts and still know nothing. By Marty Rubin

Between the theories and your life, choose your life. By Marty Rubin

The greatest happiness is seeing the people you love happy. By Marty Rubin

The more I write, the less I understand why. By Marty Rubin

Nothing is less like life than our idea of it. By Marty Rubin

When dealing with imaginary problems, denial works best. By Marty Rubin

They'll call you a liar, if the truth you tell is yours. By Marty Rubin

Nothing is known until the heart knows it. By Marty Rubin

We are important to ourselves and to those who love us. That's enough importance for anyone. By Marty Rubin

Art is great fun but it's not important. What's important is to be healthy and love. By Marty Rubin

Wildflowers need the least attention. By Marty Rubin

Wisdom is born of the foolish things one does for love. By Marty Rubin

When people have given up on happiness they call themselves realists. By Marty Rubin

A happy childhood is hard to overcome. By Marty Rubin

Lead only if no one is following. By Marty Rubin

The mark of the coward is that he attacks the defenseless. By Marty Rubin

The flea that doubts doesn't jump nearly as high By Marty Rubin

A beautiful phrase and a beautiful sunset derive from the same source. By Marty Rubin

No one ever forgets a talk they had that lasted through the night. By Marty Rubin

Memories are never as true as the things one forgets. By Marty Rubin

Something or someone is always waving goodbye. By Marty Rubin

I don't want to be the one who says life is beautiful. I want to be the one who feels it. By Marty Rubin

Tyranny begins with the laws of grammar. By Marty Rubin

An echo has no voice of its own. By Marty Rubin

The pearl only weighs the oyster down. By Marty Rubin

It's not an artist's job to change people or save the world. By Marty Rubin

Where the fog is thickest, begin. By Marty Rubin

All love is true while it lasts. By Marty Rubin

The writer's job is to free language from the prison of ideas. By Marty Rubin

Whatever I love to do I will always try to find the easiest and most pleasant way to do it. By Marty Rubin

Be yourself, or whatever self you'd like to be. By Marty Rubin

Truth resides in the wealth of experience. By Marty Rubin

Self-deception fools all of the people all of the time. By Marty Rubin

Death is not a choice, even for the suicide. By Marty Rubin

If you're not good company for yourself, you won't be good company for others. By Marty Rubin

We love the things we love for no other reason than we love them. By Marty Rubin

Writing is like giving birth to yourself. By Marty Rubin

Violence has given anger a bad name. By Marty Rubin

Skepticism is healthy in matters of the intellect, but disastrous in matters of the heart. By Marty Rubin

Whatever you want to do, do it now. Time is not on your side. By Marty Rubin

Why do people value most the things they haven't got? By Marty Rubin

You either love what's broken or you don't love. By Marty Rubin

The arts save us from a dreary skepticism. By Marty Rubin

Live! It's no good if you just think about it. By Marty Rubin

We're all drifters here, embarked on an aimless journey By Marty Rubin

An aphorism needn't be true, but it should sound true. By Marty Rubin

Unlike wine, bad ideas don't improve with age. By Marty Rubin

Through the magic of art imaginary worlds become real. By Marty Rubin

Every journey brings you back home and to yourself. By Marty Rubin

I admire the fog, how it fades into itself. By Marty Rubin

Freedom is what we do; fate is what happens to us. By Marty Rubin

Wars have always been easier to fight than explain. By Marty Rubin

Trust your senses most of the time, your intuition some of the time, and your conclusions never. By Marty Rubin

The secret to being loved is to let yourself be loved. By Marty Rubin

If the light's not in you, you're in the dark. By Marty Rubin

Nothing succeeds like indifference to success. By Marty Rubin

If wars still exist, it's because we don't love peace enough. By Marty Rubin

When an intelligent person says a stupid thing, it is still a stupid thing. By Marty Rubin

Spiders will build their webs no matter how many laws you pass against it. By Marty Rubin

What we can't control, we call fate. By Marty Rubin

The wasp that loses its stinger, dies. By Marty Rubin

Space-we fill it with our dreams. By Marty Rubin

What's wrong with people is people. There's no cure for that. By Marty Rubin

The real geniuses are the people who love life. By Marty Rubin

A writer's courage: to leave a blank page blank. By Marty Rubin

Everyone has the right to play their cards their own way. By Marty Rubin

Truth is in the middle against all sides. By Marty Rubin

I call someone rich who loves the life they're living. By Marty Rubin

In the midst of a busy life don't forget to live. By Marty Rubin

The poet: just another sleepwalker dreaming he's awake. By Marty Rubin

If I didn't laugh, absurdity would get the best of me. By Marty Rubin

The unemotional life is not worth living. By Marty Rubin

Even blind alleys lead somewhere. By Marty Rubin

History furnishes scant evidence of the goodwill of the people. By Marty Rubin

The only magic cure is to endure. By Marty Rubin

The right to privacy is the pre-eminent right of any democracy. By Marty Rubin

Do what you love even if it gets you nowhere. By Marty Rubin

We know death; it's life we don't know. By Marty Rubin

Ideology-the permission to hate. By Marty Rubin

An artist's work is one long conversation with life. By Marty Rubin

Those who refuse to drink are always thirsty. By Marty Rubin

Keep your eyes open and you'll see more than you ever dreamed of. By Marty Rubin

Information is what you put in empty heads to keep them empty. By Marty Rubin

There is no end to wonder once one starts really looking. By Marty Rubin

Happiness doesn't think, it is. By Marty Rubin

Maybe there is no justice, only different degrees of injustice. By Marty Rubin

Out of ignorance, out of confusion, arise the true words. By Marty Rubin

With all our ideas and explanations we only trivialize life. By Marty Rubin

Diseased organs get the most attention. By Marty Rubin

The wind and the waves will toss you about, but it'll all be worth it. By Marty Rubin

The ripe apple falls, it doesn't know what else to do. By Marty Rubin

You can't judge the present by the past. Each day is different, and you live it differently. By Marty Rubin

The best advice is what the skylark gives by singing. By Marty Rubin

It's no use organizing the mice if the cat doesn't agree. By Marty Rubin

Find yourself? Why not lose yourself instead? By Marty Rubin

Words, like people, hate to be the slaves of ideas By Marty Rubin

Be the exception, and be happy. By Marty Rubin

When machines break down, it's people who suffer. By Marty Rubin

Fear of boredom is the most scathing self-criticism. By Marty Rubin

Inertia is often mistaken for patience. By Marty Rubin

We need movement, activity, as much as air and water. By Marty Rubin

Make fun, not war. By Marty Rubin

Words are the best bargain. You get them for free and they never run out. By Marty Rubin

What is the meaning of a cactus flower? It exists, that's all. By Marty Rubin

Blessed are the dreamers, for they keep the rest of us awake. By Marty Rubin

The sea answers only to the sea. By Marty Rubin

When a person wants nothing, it's evil to tempt them with something. By Marty Rubin

What you fill your days with, fills your days. By Marty Rubin

What is deeply felt is never lost. By Marty Rubin

Making children happy is the best art. By Marty Rubin

Burn all the dictionaries and the things of the world will still be there. By Marty Rubin

To the tourist, travel is a means to an end; to the traveler, it's an end in itself. By Marty Rubin

You don't have to finish what you start. But start. By Marty Rubin

Time spent thinking about life is better spent enjoying it. By Marty Rubin

Imaginary diseases are the hardest to cure. By Marty Rubin

In your body right now exists all the joy and grief of the world. By Marty Rubin

Freedom began on the day the first sheep wandered away from the herd. By Marty Rubin

Time is the school we learn in. By Marty Rubin

We write while sleepwalking and revise when awake. By Marty Rubin

To go to any extreme is to limit oneself. By Marty Rubin

Never join two things that would be happier apart. By Marty Rubin

There is no destiny awaiting us except what we create through our own actions. By Marty Rubin

Never confuse a hunger for knowledge with a thirst for truth. By Marty Rubin

The best days are the days that aren't planned. By Marty Rubin

We should allow ourselves all pleasures, real or imaginary. By Marty Rubin

Cities are built out of poet's dreams. By Marty Rubin

Never doubt! Never despair! Many will love you, if you let them. By Marty Rubin

A good story will always outlive the truth. By Marty Rubin

The unsaid rules every conversation. By Marty Rubin

Let a kind word warm you when your thoughts turn cold By Marty Rubin

The artist is always dancing with death. By Marty Rubin

Wine is stronger than reason. By Marty Rubin

Dreams were the first movies. By Marty Rubin

Mediocrity is already a high standard. By Marty Rubin

The way to live well is to feel intensely. By Marty Rubin

We are changed by the things we try to change. By Marty Rubin

Noise is democratic; silence, aritocratic By Marty Rubin

The iris on its tall stem: neither seeking nor waiting. By Marty Rubin

A scent of lavender cannot be put into words. By Marty Rubin

Fighting doesn't hurt until you stop. By Marty Rubin

You begin with other people's memories and end up with your own. By Marty Rubin

We are the problem, and there's no cure for that. By Marty Rubin

If you believe in nothing else, believe in your freedom. By Marty Rubin

Young children and old ladies have inspired me more than poets and philosophers. By Marty Rubin

All explanations tend to be self-serving. By Marty Rubin

Thinking is the disease, not the cure. By Marty Rubin

It is not necessary to corrupt people's morals. Their morals have been corrupting them for years. By Marty Rubin

Every language has its own word for the sun, but the sun us always the same. By Marty Rubin

Love is not insatiable. What is insatiable is the need for love. By Marty Rubin

Freedom means nothing unless it means the freedom to be different By Marty Rubin

Most of our cares are imaginary. We think them into existence. By Marty Rubin

I'm more curious to know what a cat think than what a philosopher thinks. By Marty Rubin

The main thing is to be full of life. Everything else is secondary. By Marty Rubin

One has to be suspicious of anyone who seeks the limelight. By Marty Rubin

A bad job is drudgery; a good job is slavery. By Marty Rubin

When you split a pie up evenly, everyone gets the worst piece. By Marty Rubin

In literature, sex is part of the story; in pornography, it's the whole story. By Marty Rubin

My calm is like the tides: never at rest. By Marty Rubin

Muzzle the owner if the dog barks all night. By Marty Rubin

I'm not the person I used to be. I never was. By Marty Rubin

I believe in the brief eternity of the rose. By Marty Rubin

Change is always trivial compared to what doesn't change. By Marty Rubin

When a thing becomes indispensable it's time to give it up. By Marty Rubin

Literature, the act of writing, affirms life, however dark the story it tells. By Marty Rubin

Some leaves hang on longer but eventually they all fall. By Marty Rubin

Mannequins can't dress themselves. Stones go wherever you throw them. By Marty Rubin

Every successful work of art is a collaboration between the known and the unknown. By Marty Rubin

We know the tree will die someday but we plant it anyway. By Marty Rubin

May: the lilacs are in bloom. Forget yourself. By Marty Rubin

An artist's responsibility is simple: to say through his art what can't be said any other way. By Marty Rubin

Only fools think bigness and greatness are the same thing. By Marty Rubin

First you have to survive adolescence; then your education. Finally, yourself. By Marty Rubin

The fanciful is as much a part of our reality as the factual. By Marty Rubin