poets, whether they had anything, it is precisely by not calling things by their name, and do not tell you crazy crazy. Because of some kind of conspiracy lyric, have agreed to a different name, so call it "inspiration", a word repeated endlessly and they attribute almost magical powers. But the undisputed fact is that it is outright madness. The word "inspiration" had to invent to fool people, he has no idea of \u200b\u200bhis mental problems. Even Plato himself did his part when he spoke of "divine madness." I do not know what might be the degree of divine madness, but the truth is that if they identify it as crazy, people would look to the poets with less respect. And I think that poets do well to cling to their inspiration, because, although the inspiration sounds to our ears as if they speak some kind of drug or modern medicine, remains a powerful word, under which the poets can be placed his infatuation perfectly without anyone knowing.
I'm a cat. Soseki Natsume
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