To Be A Great Man

A Book Is A Garden, A Party, A Company By The Way.

The Whole Visible Universe Is But A Storehouse Of Images And Signs To Which The Imagination Will Give A Relative Place And Value; It Is A Sort Of Pasture Which The Imagination Must Digest And Transform.

A Dandy Does Nothing.

Drowsing, They Take The Noble Attitude Of A Great Sphinx, Who, In A Desert Land, Sleeps Always, Dreaming Dreams That Have No End.

If The Poet Has Pursued A Moral Objective, He Has Diminished His Poetic Force.