It’s good but someone well attuned please quote some poetry that speaks of the viciousness of a brick wall met by toil. That’s when you got to get real. The r

It’s good but someone well attuned please quote some poetry that speaks of the viciousness of a brick wall met by toil. That’s when you got to get real. The romanticism of good faith and idealism is romantic, but a lot of good expression is rooted in despair. I see despair in that anecdote, the desperate plea of ‘don’t you see what I feel?’. We have to infer that such an unstated thing needed to be dramatically expressed, for no other reason than catharsis. Which leads us to the conclusion that, yes, there is a story of sadness here.