Lipton’s Journal/February 14, 1955/595

The reason this journal goes is that I do not force it. I accept it. I give to it when I feel like giving, and leave it when I feel barren toward it. (A barren, a baron, a bar on—a barrier is a bar-wielder. Language personifies the outer environment. This all started with the and he. The is the thinginfication of he. It is the definite article. If I am right, all nouns are personifications of human ers. Again s. At the beginning of a word it is society generally—at the end it is plurals which are continuations. And English is rich, is bi-polared because English draws deeply and directly from two streams, the Druid blood sacrifices which gave Anglo-Saxon and the rationality of Latin.)