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“When they were broke, They called me SEVEN days a week, And the minute they received a windfall, They passed and refused to speak”

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“The rag he'd used to clean the table went into the fire behind him. "I saw what you are," he said, "and I was ashamed. I saw what you expect from a person, and I'd call you a bitch except you demand it from yourself as well. I saw how you see me," he explained. "It wasn't anything I didn't already know, but it made me wonder at what I lack, what isn't there.”

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Source: Pale Demon

“Demons are coming, Vivian. They're finding ways around the rules. The genetic checks and balances have been broken, and the demon genome is going to repair itself. We're going to become who we were. Maybe not this generation, maybe not the next, but when it happens, the witches can either be ready, or they can be pixies being eaten by giant birds.”

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“Peygamber dedi: 'Kadın akıllılara ve gönül sahiplerine tam galip gelir. Cahillerse kadına üstün olur, çünkü onlar sert ve serkeş davranır.' İncelik, letafet ve insaf onlarda az bulunur, çünkü tabiatlarında hayvanlık galiptir. Sevgi ve incelik, insanlık vasfıdır. Öfke ve şehvet, hayvanlık vasfıdır. O, Hakk'ın ışığıdır; sevgili değil. O, sanki yaratıcıdır; yaratılmış değildir.”

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Book:Masnavi I Ma'navi

Source: Masnavi I Ma'navi

“Me parece que de nada vale correr si siempre ha de irse por el mismo camino, cerrado, de nuestra personalidad. Unos seres nacen para vivir, otros para trabajar, y otros para mirar la vida. Yo tenia un pequeño y ruin papel de espectadora. Imposible salirme de él. Imposible libertarme. Una tremenda congoja fue para mí lo único real en aquellos momentos.”

Existentialism Coming Of Age Barcelona Spanish Civil War Nada Laforet

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Source: Nada

“Pensé que cualquier alegría de mi vida tenía que compensarla algo desagradable. Que quizás esto era una ley fatal.”

Felicidad Tristeza Nada

Book:Nada

Source: Nada

“Verovala sam u nešto. U život, u tebe, u decu, u nešto nepoznato što će biti lepo, u neku nadu, svejedno u šta. Starost je ružna najviše zato što nam uzme sposobnost da u nešto verujemo.”

žIvot Nada Verovanje

Book:Ostrvo

Source: Ostrvo

“Amanhã saio de casa" e vais para onde se a única coisa que tens neste mundo é a sombra e mesmo assim é preciso que faça Sol?”

Nada Fugir Insignificância

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“Hablaba conmigo en cuclillas junto a la cafetera, que estaba en el suelo, y entonces parecía en tensión, lleno de muelles bajo los músculos morenos. Luego, inopinadamente, se tumbaba en la cama, fumando, relajadas las facciones como si el tiempo no tuviera valor, como si nunca hubiera de levantarse de allí. Casi como si se hubiera echado para morir fumando.”

Nada Fumar Humo

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“Todo empieza sólo para acabar, en el mismo instante en que nacéis empezáis ya a morir”

Author:Janne TellerTall

“Vacía está mi mente y ¡he pensado tanto! Hueco mi corazón y ¡he querido tanto! Errante y siempre errante mi espíritu que ha vagado tanto. ¡Soy el genio de la nada!”

Muerte Nada Vacío Errante

Author:Teresa Wilms Montt