If you're a painter, you are not alone. There's no way to be alone. You think and you care and you're with all the people who care. You think you care and you're with all the people who care, including the young people who don't know they do yet. Tomlin in his late paintings knew this. Jackson always knew it: that if you meant it enough...

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "If you're a painter, you are not alone. There's no way to be alone. You think and you care and you're with all the people who care. You think you care and you're with all the people who care, including the young people who don't know they do yet. Tomlin in his late paintings knew this. Jackson always knew it: that if you meant it enough..." in the context of "Quote of Franz Kline (1958), in Evergreen Review, vol. II, no 6 (Autumn 1958), p. 11-15" to mean that wisdom is timeless.