The Lost Dialogues
Dialogue 1
Plato: Dog one, did you know that the moon you see is not the perfect moon?
Diogenes: The moon shines or shies away, twice a month. What a wonderful clock!
Dialogue 2
Plato: A perfect city exists where human perfection is achieved.
Diogenes: I am still looking for one good man. The forest suits me fine.
Dialogue 3
Plato: Dog one, come and join us in drink and merriment.
Diogenes: The fields are in bloom.
Dialogue 4
Plato: Precisely, man is a featherless biped being.
Diogenes: Here is this plucked chicken; your man.
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