I believe more than ever. I believe everything good and bad. I believe more and less than what is true. I believe beyond the corpus of man’s thinking. I believe everything. I believe in a collective life and in individual life also. I believe in the life of the world, the uterus which it is. I believe in the contradiction of the uterine life of this world. I believe in having money and in not having money too. And whether I believe or don’t believe I always act – Henry Miller – The Wisdom to the Heart, 1960 p100
If the poor people in England can’t make a living when the government possesses the biggest empire that ever was how are the going to make a living when the empire falls to pieces – Henry Miller – The Wisdom to the Heart, 1960p116
Make a face
A funny face
A lose of face
Such a long face
Save face
Make an about face
Face up
Face off
Face down
“The greatest poets where the Chinese,” he said. “They made the little things reveal the greatness of the universe. They were philosophers first and then poets. They lived their poetry. We have nothing to make poetry about, except death and desolation” – Henry Miller – The Wisdom to the Heart, 1960 p114
61% of Americans always or usually live paycheck to paycheck. This is up from 49% in 2008 and 41% in 2007.
Do you think I’d get any satisfaction out of dying in harness, as they say? Not me! I’d rather die in the alcoholic ward among the has-beens and no-goods. At least, if it happens that way, I’ll have the satisfaction of saying that I had only one master – John Barleycorn. You have a thousand masters, perfidious, insidious ones who torment you even in your sleep – Henry Miller – The Wisdom to the Heart, 1960 p119
Banks own a greater share of residential housing's net worth in the United States than do individuals
We improve things by covering them up – Henry Miller – The Wisdom to the Heart, 1960 p118
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