“The Writer Wants To Be Understood Much More Than He Wants To Be Respected, Or Praised, Or Even Loved…”

“…And That, Perhaps, Is What Makes Him Different From Others.”

—LEO C. ROSTEN

_[[1908–1997]]_

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“To Be Able To Look Back Upon One’s Life In Satisfaction…”

“…Is To Live TWICE.”

—KHALIL GIBRAN

{{{1883–1931}}}

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“The Speed Of A Runaway Horse Counts For Nothing.” –JEAN COCTEAU

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{{{1889–1963}}}

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“The Greatest Mistake You Can Make In Life…”

“…Is Continually To Be Fearing You Will Make One.”

—ELBERT HUBBARD

{{1856–1915}}

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“No Artist Is Ahead Of His Time. He IS His Time…”

“…It Is Just That The Others Are Behind The Time.”

—MARTHA GRAHAM

-((1894–1991))-

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“One Ought, Every Day At Least, To Hear A Little Song, Read A Good Poem, See A Fine Picture And, If Possible, Speak A Few Reasonable Words.” –JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE

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“No Great Artist Ever Sees Things As They Really Are…”

“…If He Did, He Would Cease To Be An Artist.”

—OSCAR WILDE

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“Creativity Is Allowing Yourself To Make Mistakes…”

“…Art Is Knowing Which Ones To Keep.”

—SCOTT ADAMS

-[1957–Present]-

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“Do NOT Quench Your Inspiration And Your Imagination…”

“…Do NOT Become The Slave To Your Model.”

—VINCENT van GOGH

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