Damn Boat

The Skunk Did Not Do It

Philistine Waiter

The Cook Admits To Nothing

I Did It Because Men Are Cowards

Not when the truth is dirty but when it's shallow I dislike to step into its waters

You made danger your calling, there is nothing in that to despise

I am forbearing to the vain because they are the physicians of my melancholy

He who wants to stay clean among men must learn to wash himself even with dirty water

I allow myself not to be on guard against deceivers

And you profound men, you suffer profoundly even from small wounds

I will sit disguised among you in order to mistake you and myself

I will not let your fear spoil my pleasure at the sight of the wicked