To Disrespect The Masses Is Moral; To

Form Your Life Humanly, And You Have Done Enough: But You Will Never Reach The Height Of Art And The Depth Of Science Without Something Divine.

A Classical Work Doesn't Ever Have To Be Understood Entirely. But Those Who Are Educated And Who Are Still Educating Themselves Must Desire To Learn More And More From It.

We Do Not See God, But Everywhere We See Something Divine; First And Most Typically In The Center Of A Reasonable Man, In The Depth Of A Living Human Product. You Can Directly Feel And Think Nature, The Universe, But Not The Godhead. Only The Man Among Men Can Poetize And Think Divinely And Live With Religion.

Nothing Is More Piquant Than When A Man Of Genius Possesses Mannerisms; Not So When They Possess Him -- This Leads To Spiritual Petrification.

There Is So Much Poetry, And Yet Nothing Is More Rare Than A Poetic Work. This Is What The Masses Make Out Of Poetical Sketches, Studies, Aphorisms, Trends, Ruins, And Raw Material.