In Tune With the Infinite
In Tune With the Infinite
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"A good poem, " saysEmerson, "goes about the world offering itself to reasonable men, whoread it with joy and carry it to their reasonable neighbors. Thus itdraws to it the _wise and generous souls_, confirming their secretthoughts, and through their sympathy _really publishing itself_. " This is the type of author who writes not with the thought of havingwhat he writes become literature, but he writes with the sole thoughtof reaching the hearts of the people, giving them something of vitalvalu...e, something that will broaden, sweeten, enrich, and beautify theirlives; that will lead them to the finding of the higher life and withit the higher powers and the higher joys. It most always happens, however, that if he succeeds in thus reaching the people, the becomingliterature part somehow takes care of itself, and far better than if heaimed for it directly.
The one, on the other hand, who fears to depart from beaten paths, whoallows himself to be bound by arbitrary rules, limits his own creativepowers in just the degree that he allows himself so to be bound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"A good poem, " saysEmerson, "goes about the world offering itself to reasonable men, whoread it with joy and carry it to their reasonable neighbors. Thus itdraws to it the _wise and generous souls_, confirming their secretthoughts, and through their sympathy _really publishing itself_. " This is the type of author who writes not with the thought of havingwhat he writes become literature, but he writes with the sole thoughtof reaching the hearts of the people, giving them something of vitalvalu...e, something that will broaden, sweeten, enrich, and beautify theirlives; that will lead them to the finding of the higher life and withit the higher powers and the higher joys. It most always happens, however, that if he succeeds in thus reaching the people, the becomingliterature part somehow takes care of itself, and far better than if heaimed for it directly.
The one, on the other hand, who fears to depart from beaten paths, whoallows himself to be bound by arbitrary rules, limits his own creativepowers in just the degree that he allows himself so to be bound.
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