Quotes About Creativity

Ludzie lubi? wymy?la? potwory i potworno?ci. Sami sobie wydaj? si? wtedy mniej potworni.

Dandelion! You're asleep in the saddle!' 'I'm not asleep. I'm thinking creatively!

Only in fables survives what cannot survive in nature. Only myths and fables do not know the limits of possibility.' Three

Ludzie (...) lubi? wymy?la? potwory i potworno?ci. Sami sobie wydaj? si? wtedy mniej potworni (...) Wtedy jako? l?ej im si? robi na sercu. I ?atwiej im ?y?.

Ha, ha. I, my dear Ciri, am a poet. Poets know everything about things like this. I'll tell you something else; poets know more about this sort of thing than the people involved do.

Songs and ballads"—the musician bowed—"never end, dear lady, because poetry is eternal and immortal, it knows no beginning, it knows no end—

We poets have to know about everything," said Dandelion haughtily. "Otherwise we'd compromise our work. One has to learn, my dear fellow, learn.

Only in fables survives what cannot survive in nature. Only myths and fables do not know the limits of possibility.

Die Leute [...] denken sich gern Ungeheuer und Ungeheuerlichkeiten aus. Sie selbst kommen sich dann weniger ungeheuerlich vor.

People like to invent monsters and monstrosities. Then they seem less monstrous themselves.

What a pity humans don't have any legends like that. Perhaps one day they will? Perhaps they'll create some? But what would human legends deal with? All around, wherever one looks, there's greyness and dullness. Even things which begin beautifully lead swiftly to boredom and dreariness, to that human ritual, that wearisome rhythm called life.

Look at his toes. He, let's be frank, has two left feet.' 'Verily,' Chamberlain Le Goff confirmed without a trace of amazement. 'There are plenty of tapestries like that in Beauclair. The master who wove them was a true master. But he drank an awful lot. As artists do.

Inter arma silent Musae.

There are plenty of tapestries like that in Beauclair. The master who wove them was a true master. But he drank an awful lot. As artists do.

A las gente le gusta inventarse monstruos y monstruosidades, entonces parecen menos monstruosos asi mismos

La medianoche se acerca, el fuego se marchita. Me quedaré un rato todavía, siempre me salen mejor las rimas junto a un fuego que se apaga.

Draw huge, erect phalluses on the primitive hunters.

1. Rolnictwo karmi, ubiera, chroni od ch?odu, dostarcza rozrywki i wspomaga sztuk?. – Z t? rozrywk? i sztuk? troch? przesadzi?e?. – A gorza?k? z czego si? p?dzi? – Rozumiem.

People"—Geralt turned his head—"like to invent monsters and monstrosities. Then they seem less monstrous themselves.

That's the role of poetry, Ciri. To say what others cannot utter.

Taki jest sens literatury, ?eby ci? wykolei?a z normalnej codzienno?ci, ?eby ci? wystrzeli?a w kosmos z tego zwyk?ego ?ycia, ?eby? si? nie da? udupi?. ?eby? nie s?ucha? rodziców, tylko ?eby? s?ucha? Martina Edena, bo jednak, z ca?ym szacunkiem dla rodziców, oferta, jak? on sk?ada, jest ciekawsza.

To zabawne, ?e próbuj?c upora? si? z czasem, zazwyczaj wracamy do minionego, do tego, co ukszta?towane, do gotowej formy. Wyobra?nia nie potrafi niczego wymy?li?. Zawieszona w pró?ni spada jak kamie? albo zajmuje si? sob?, co koniec ko?ców wychodzi na jedno.

One idea will change everything. One idea will change the world.... And one idea can move you from where you are to where you want to be.

Misusing our imagination grants power to fear. Know that fear and its many demon relatives do not--and cannot--exist without a human host.