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Naivety


 

But she’s naive… Of course she’s naive. She is only seventeen- she has lived through things that should make her otherwise, but that would just be giving up.  An artist needs to be able to be ready to experience all the new things. Artists aught to be child like. Pristine, and able to let emotions and life permeate into them and expelled into whatever they intend to create, and no callused individual can produce amazing beauty. Thank God she’s naive!

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