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Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks "human Interest," Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions, Problems And Viewpoints. Anything Conceivable By The Imagination, Any Speculation ((conception)) ((emergence)) Of What May Be Beyond, Above And Beneath The Mundane Sphere, Can ((or May,)) Possess "human Interest," By Enlarging The Horizons Of That Interest.

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

Clark Ashton Smith Quotes: Nothing Is Stupider Than The Common Complaint That Poetry Lacks Human Interest, Unless It Concerns Itself With Human Emotions, Actions,

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