“It was in the 1920s,
when nobody had time to reflect,
that I saw a still-life painting
with a flower
that was perfectly exquisite,
but so small you really
could not appreciate it.”
~ Georgia O’Keeffe
“It was in the 1920s,
when nobody had time to reflect,
that I saw a still-life painting
with a flower
that was perfectly exquisite,
but so small you really
could not appreciate it.”
~ Georgia O’Keeffe
“Do not go
where the path may lead,
go instead
where there is no path,
and leave a trail.”
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
“By cultivating the beautiful,
we scatter the seeds of
heavenly flowers; as by
doing good, we cultivate
those that belong to humanity.”
~ Robert A. Heinlein
“In all my work,
I try to say…
You may be given
a load of sour lemons,
why not try to make
a dozen lemon meringue pies?”
~ Maya Angelou
“I have the simplest tastes.
I am always satisfied
with the best.”
~ Oscar Wilde
“Most of those
who make collections
of verse or epigram
are like men eating cherries
or oysters: they choose out
the best at first, and
end by eating all.”
~ Nicolas Chamfort
“If you truly love nature,
you will find beauty
everywhere.”
~ Vincent Van Gogh
“To awaken quite alone
in a strange town
is one of the pleasantest
sensations in the world.”
~ Freya Stark
“The artist is a receptacle
for emotions that come
from all over the place;
from the sky,
from a scrap of paper,
from a passing shape,
from a spider’s web.”
~ Pablo Picasso