"At some point, 'expressing yourself' has got to take a backseat to presenting a clear vision of the world around you." – Yes. These Five Lines were well chosen and I gained a lot of insight from your presentation of them. Thank you!
I particularly enjoyed #3. The janitor, wondering if his prayers are heard or just lost, still perseveres in his work for the sake of the children to come. Such humility and purpose❤️
Thank you for slowing the helter-skelter rush towards the end of the year and allowing me the permission to bask in golden glow of autumn a little more.
I disagree with Chesterton to some extent—Artists are some of the few people in society who have ever been allowed to be driven by mania. Michelangelo, Van Gogh, Dali—they all struggled with mental health and are known as our greatest artists of all time. Art or imagination itself is not maddening, but behind the artist there is often some driving force of mania...
"At some point, 'expressing yourself' has got to take a backseat to presenting a clear vision of the world around you." – Yes. These Five Lines were well chosen and I gained a lot of insight from your presentation of them. Thank you!
I particularly enjoyed #3. The janitor, wondering if his prayers are heard or just lost, still perseveres in his work for the sake of the children to come. Such humility and purpose❤️
Thank you for slowing the helter-skelter rush towards the end of the year and allowing me the permission to bask in golden glow of autumn a little more.
I disagree with Chesterton to some extent—Artists are some of the few people in society who have ever been allowed to be driven by mania. Michelangelo, Van Gogh, Dali—they all struggled with mental health and are known as our greatest artists of all time. Art or imagination itself is not maddening, but behind the artist there is often some driving force of mania...