Criss JamiThere have been times I've felt so much art in my soul I grew sick of artists.
About This Quote
There have been times I've felt so much art in my soul I grew sick of artists. This quote is a take on the famous quote by the poet William Shakespeare: “There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” The idea here is that there is plenty of art that we do not see and experience and should never get tired of it. This quote is saying that there is a great deal of beauty and art in the world, and it is important to appreciate it and view it as something other than a chore. We should never lose sight of the fact that we should be appreciating the world around us because we may never get another chance to experience such beauty again.
Source: Healology
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