Wisdom has lost repute because it so often applies to a state of affairs that no longer exists. — Mason Cooley Affair Copy Share Image
Your love for me is founded in a sentiment. My love for you is founded in the body. A precarious interchange. — Mason Cooley Body Copy Share Image
A moratorium on opportunities, please. I need to recover from the last one. — Mason Cooley Lasts Copy Share Image
Modernized by tin roofs and T-shirts, Third World poverty is no longer picturesque. — Mason Cooley Picturesque Copy Share Image
Change is upsetting. Repetition is tedious. Three cheers for variation! — Mason Cooley Change Copy Share Image
My taking a seat on the Council of the Fathers caused a desperate fluttering among my ghosts. — Mason Cooley Age Copy Share Image
My father was a patriarch inside a matriarchy, but never knew it. — Mason Cooley Father Copy Share Image
An old man drinks tea and reads the newspaper--forgetting age for a moment. — Mason Cooley Age Copy Share Image
The realist lies for advantage. The fantasist lies to give his dreams a flavor of reality. — Mason Cooley Advantage Copy Share Image
The worship of Mammon may be vulgar or immoral, but it persists while other religions falter and disappear. — Mason Cooley Disappear Copy Share Image
The villain may be good looking, but his smile is never quite right. — Mason Cooley Be good Copy Share Image
I was once in love with books. Now they go their way and I go mine. — Mason Cooley Book Copy Share Image
