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.

Having a child is not like having a bouquet of roses.

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.