11-30-2016, 06:28 AM
William Shakespeare, like Emily Dickinson, didn't care too much about technique or even bother proofreading his work. I know they thought about and learned about it and saw it pulled off well in others. But it seems to me they were more interested in the dramatic and emotional intensity of literature than they were in tinkering around with the vehicle. They just rode the thing. Most people can't, or'd rather not try doing that for fear of looking foolish. I'm pretty sure Emily Dickinson felt foolish much of the time, if you were to have seen her and asked her. There are both too many tinkerers and too many that don't even know how to ride.