Elevate the eye atop the highest mountain and describe with time all that is seen; go now higher with greater eye and greater scene, remove the time and climb again, from where you are, and from where you’ve been.
— Papi Proverb 486
When mediocrity and approximation becomes a man’s standard, then he has none noteworthy; he becomes a part of the aggregation that is neither hot nor cold and therefore subject to the proverb. — Papi...
It is in the asking of the poet that one receive the purest essence of transfer.
Concerning family, the son-in-law that presents his mother’s approval as vouchsafe for the valor required in the marriage is a fool in his own right, and remains exposed.
— Papi Proverb 415
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