“Fancy plays like a squirrel in its circular prison and is happy,” wrote John
Ruskin, “but imagination is a pilgrim
on the earth—and her home is in
heaven.”
Fancy plays confined and content, but imagination is a pilgrim journeying toward heaven.
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