The True Return To Nature Is The

Pay Attention Only To The Form; Emotion Will Come Spontaneously To Inhabit It. A Perfect Dwelling Always Finds An Inhabitant. The Artist's Business Is To Build The Dwelling; As For The Inhabitant, It Is Up To The Reader To Provide Him.

If The Flower Were Not Attached To Its Stem, It Would Flee At The Approach Of Man, Like The Insect Or The Bird; For The Attribute Of Man On The Earth, At Least As Long As He Does Not Better Understand His Role, Is To Worry And Frighten What He Is Not Interested In Taming For Utilitarian Purposes. Man Is Skillful In Mistreating Everything He Can Use

Though A Revolution May Call Itself "national," It Always Marks The Victory Of A Single Party.

Whoever Starts Out Toward The Unknown Must Consent To Venture Alone.

The Great Artist Is One Whom Constraint Exalts, For Whom The Obstacle Is A Springboard.