Plain truth from Nietzsche.

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"I believe that artists often do not know what they can do best: they are too vain. They are intent on something prouder than these small plants seem to be which grow on their soil, new, strange and beautiful, in real perfection. What is ultimately good in their own garden and vineyard they esteem lightly, and their love and insight are not equal."

FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE-" Gay Science"- "WHERE I ADMIRE"

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