Discovers.

Brunelleschi, Duomo di Santa Maria del Fiore dome, 1461

When hope is given to us by Heaven,

O you ridiculous-looking beast,

We rise above corruptible matter

And gain the strength of clearest sight.

A fool will lose what hope he has,

For all experience disappoints him.

For wise men nothing that exists

Remains unseen; they do not share

The idle dreams of would-be scholars.

Only the artist, not the fool

Discovers that which nature hides.

Therefore untangle the web of your verses,

Lest they strike sour notes in the dance

When your “impossible” comes to pass.

- Filippo Brunelleschi