We May Be Sure That A Genius

My Whole Life Has Been A Twenty Years Struggle Between Poetry And Prose, Or, If You Like To Call It So, Music And Law.

Can That Which Has Cost The Artist Days, Weeks, Months And Even Years Of Reflection Be Understood In A Flash By A Dilettante?

The Principal Mark Of Genius Is Not Perfection, But Originality.

Does It Not Seem As If Mozart's Works Become Fresher And Fresher The Oftener We Hear Them?

To Send Light Into The Darkness Of Men's Hearts - Such Is The Duty Of The Artist.