In the movie I'm Not There, what were the 7 rules for disappearing?

Question

this was from one of the interrogation scenes with Arthur Rimbaud (Ben Whishaw). I remember a couple. If someone could reiterate I'd be thankful.
#?never talk to police or anyone in a yellow rain coat?
#?never give your real name
#? one was if you're asked something stare them directly in eyes, they wont ask you again
#?if you see yourself in somebody dont look directly at them.
correct and add on
***Also, in another Arthur scene that had to do with love and something else (emotion?). I think he said both fade and can be swayed very easily. can anyone remember?
thx

Additional Details

Okay the poem really helped. I'm missing two though. It's likely in the poem. I just cant remember what else he said to pick out from the poem.

#1.never trust a cop in a raincoat.
#2.?
#3.when asked if you care about the world's problems, look deeply into the eyes of he that asks you, he will not ask you again.
#4.?
#5.when asked t' give your real name...never give it
#6.when told t' look at yourself...never look.
#7.do Not create anything. it will be misinterpreted. it will not change (anything).it will follow you the rest of your life.

Answer 1

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All of those tips can be found in Dylan's poem "Advice for Geraldine on Her Miscellaneous Birthday":

http://homepage.mac.com/danielmartin/Dyl…

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thank you very much. I just cant remember the two that i'm missing.