In Every Good Poem Everything Must Be

He Who Has Religion Will Speak Poetry. But Philosophy Is The Tool With Which To Seek And Discover Religion.

The Naive Is What Is Or Appears To Be Natural, Individual, Or Classical To The Point Of Irony Or To The Point Of Continuous Alternation Of Self-creation And Self-destruction. If It Is Only Instinct, Then It Is Childlike, Childish, Or Silly; If It Is Only Intention, It Becomes Affectation.

All Men Are Somewhat Ridiculous And Grotesque, Just Because They Are Men; And In This Respect Artists Might Well Be Regarded As Man Multiplied By Two. So It Is, Was, And Shall Be.

In The World Of Language, Or In Other Words In The World Of Art And Liberal Education, Religion Necessarily Appears As Mythology Or As Bible.

Witty Inspirations Are The Proverbs Of The Educated.