Of All Peoples The Greeks Have Dreamt

The Question "from Where Does The Poet Get It?" Addresses Only The What, Nobody Learns Anything About The How When Asking That Question.

To Like Things Like, Whatever One May Ail; There Is Certain Help.

You Are, When All Is Done-just What You Are.

The Style Of Writing Required In The Great World Is Distinguished By A Free And Daring Grace, A Careless Security, A Fine And Sharp Polish, A Delicate And Perfect Taste; While That Fitted For The People Is Characterized By A Vigorous Natural Fulness, A Profound Depth Of Feeling, And An Engaging Naivete.

On Every Mountain Height Is Rest.