Hermann Hesse Quotes

And While He Compared All These Things Which He Was Seeing With His Eyes To The Mental Pictures He Had Painted Of Them In His Homesickness, It Became Clear To Him That He Was, After All, Destined To Be A Poet, And He Saw That In Poets' Dreams Reside A Beauty And Enchantment That One Seeks In Vain In The Things Of The Real World.

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