Everyone was a child once, even serious wordsmiths. Let’s get started:
A poised Gertrude Stein:

Gertrude Stein at three
An uncomfortable looking Franz Kafka:

Franz Kafka
Everyone was a child once, even serious wordsmiths. Let’s get started:
A poised Gertrude Stein:

Gertrude Stein at three
An uncomfortable looking Franz Kafka:

Franz Kafka
Winter always looks nicer in paintings. Majestic. Charming. Unblemished. Like this:

Winter Morning by Andrei Ryabushkin, 1903.
I’m done trying to fancy up the season with quotes by intelligent, creative dead people. If they were here, they’d probably be annoyed, too.