William Blake
View AuthorThe one who feeds on repressed desires eventually rots.
William Blake
View AuthorThose who suppress desire do so because it is weak enough to be suppressed.
William Blake
View AuthorI will not reason, nor compare; my task is to create.
León Bloy
View AuthorWe should create a chair to teach reading between the lines.
Giovanni Boccaccio
View AuthorIn a flock of white doves, a black crow adds even more beauty than the candor of a swan.
Jorge Boccanera
View AuthorEverything that is not a uterus is weather.
Simón Bolívar
View AuthorIf a man were necessary to sustain the State, that State should not exist; and in the end, it would not exist.
Simón Bolívar
View AuthorIn the order of human vicissitudes, it is not always the majority of the physical mass that decides, but rather it is the superiority of moral force that tilts the political balance towards itself.
Simón Bolívar
View AuthorThe inexperienced soldier believes all is lost since he is defeated once.
Simón Bolívar
View AuthorGood customs, and not force, are the pillars of laws; and the exercise of justice is the exercise of freedom.
Simón Bolívar
View AuthorFirst the native soil than nothing. Our life is nothing but the inheritance of our country.
Jorge Luis Borges
View AuthorBeauty is that beautiful mystery that neither psychology nor rhetoric can decipher.