Quote by Ray Bradbury

We have our Arts so we won't die of Truth

We have our Arts so we won't die of Truth

Summary

This quote suggests that art serves as a respite from harsh realities and the blunt truths of life. It implies that immersing ourselves in artistic expressions allows us to escape the sometimes unpleasant and overwhelming nature of truth, providing solace and sanctuary. Art offers a space where we can explore and embrace our emotions, imagination, and creativity, enabling us to find personal fulfillment and meaning amidst the complexities of truth. It highlights the role of art in bringing beauty, inspiration, and hope to our lives, acting as a vital antidote to the harshness and inevitability of truth.

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By Ray Bradbury

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