D.H. Lawrence Quotes

The Central Law Of All Organic Life Is That Each Organism Is Intrinsically Isolate And Single In Itself. The Moment Its Isolation Breaks Down, And There Comes An Actual Mixing And Confusion, Death Sets In.

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