James Russell Lowell: When will poets learn that a grass-blade of their own raising is worth a barrow…
When will poets learn that a grass-blade of their own raising is worth a barrow load of flowers from their neighbor’s garden?
In today’s wordsWhen will poets learn that a blade of grass they raised themselves is worth a wheelbarrow of flowers from their neighbor's garden?
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- You already have every characteristic necessary for success if you recognize, claim, develop and use them.