“I got both hands on her throat and there was nothing inside me but the black madness of that desire to kill her, to close my hands until she turned purple and lay still and there’d be an end to her forever. Let them send me to the chair. Let ’em burn me. All they could do was kill me.”
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Charles Williams, born on September 20, 1886, was a prominent British poet. His poetry is known for its profound philosophical insights and unique style, which had a significant impact on 20th-century British poetry. more
“Have you ever noticed how good things go to those who hate?”
“Hatred is like a tow-edged sword. When you cut the other person, you cut yourself.”
“Actually, all the life we keep deceiving eachother. Because, life is too short to hate someone.”
“Mind hates to seep in delusion soaking faintly discolored obsession.”