Matthew Arnold Quotes

We Should Conceive Of Poetry Worthily, And More Highly Than It Has Been The Custom To Conceive Of It. We Should Conceive Of It As Capable Of Higher Uses, And Called To Higher Destinies, Than Those Which In General Men Have Assigned To It Hitherto. More And More Mankind Will Discover That We Have To Turn To Poetry To Interpret Life For Us, To Console Us, To Sustain Us.

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