The artist lives to have stories to tell and to learn to tell them well.

Criss Jami
The artist lives to have stories to tell and to...
The artist lives to have stories to tell and to...
The artist lives to have stories to tell and to...
The artist lives to have stories to tell and to...
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The artist lives to have stories to tell and to learn to tell them well. This quote has a very deep meaning. The artist is one who can tell stories. The storyteller uses his skill to create something that others will learn from. The story can be about an event or person, or it can be about the life of the artist.

Source: Killosophy

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