Prose appreciation – truly brave people

True bravery lies in being able to show courage in the face of the enemy, a person may have courage, but in fact he may be a person who retreats or swings left and right.

Napoleon once said of Murat, whom he considered to be the bravest: If some people want to achieve their courage, virtue and happiness, blatant enemies are indispensable.

Those who have always followed the masses are the supporters of the masses, but one day they may also become the public enemies of the masses! He thought that by following the masses, his loose personality would be recognized. But I never expected that the masses were not as lazy as he thought. The masses are constantly moving forward, and they do not allow anyone to stand still! But he likes to stay where he is.

Truly learned people are constantly seeking clarity of learning, and conversely, people who pretend to be knowledgeable make learning obscure only because they are paying attention to the public to express themselves, rather than to learning itself. Generally speaking, things that the public find incomprehensible unfathomable are simply because they are afraid or unwilling to inquire.

In my opinion, the best musician should know only happy sorrows and no other sorrows. But so far, such musicians have not appeared.

Feelings tell me that a man would rather be robbed than stand with a bunch of scarecrows. But in any case, this is just a feeling, nothing else!