William Butler Yeats Quotes

He Only Can Create The Greatest Imaginable Beauty Who Has Endured All Imaginable Pangs, For Only When We Have Seen And Foreseen What We Dread Shall We Be Rewarded By That Dazzling Unforeseen Wing-footed Wanderer.

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