Federico García Lorca Quote

Poetry is the union of two words that one never supposed could come together, and that form something like a mystery.

As I haven't worried about being born, I don't worry about dying.

In the flag of freedom, I embroidered the greatest love of my life.

Look to the right and to the left of time, and may your heart learn to be calm.

I want to cry because I feel like it.

The most terrible of feelings is the feeling of lost hope.

Poetry doesn't want followers, it wants lovers.

I would leave my whole soul in this book.

The famous man has the bitterness of carrying a cold chest pierced by deaf lanterns that others direct upon him.

Whoever wants to scratch the moon, will scratch their heart.

Discard sadness and melancholy. Life is kind, it has few days, and we must only enjoy it now.