67 Quotes by Dew Platt

…Can there be a positive postulate of a communal estate…? It is the perpetual whole that is always merely fractional and antithetic to it-self.

Dreams may be conceived as the ovulation of fate when they hold the possibility of becoming more than a concept or idea.

Everywhere are scattered dreams, each its own antecedent; it’s precedence in the possibility of its achievement.

There is more than duplicity in scope-less-ness. There is the fraudulent manifest of falsehood as generosity.

Life is sometimes to be watched as a retarded bird, uninspired by it. It may indeed be threaded, not as a precision course but as an affirmation of its own undoing.

When democracy can easily lose its mind, it has no right mind.

The neglect of a generation is regeneration so every soul may become its own history, not the incessant anxiety of unnaturally imposed lessons, a plague of its own making.

Nature is the discipline on which all intelligence is based. Why ever would its understanding, a two-fold dynamic, be based not on reactionary actions, but on the conjuring of time-timelessness and non-reactionary backward spans?

There is great knowledge in separation.