Charles Bukowski
View AuthorKnowledge, if not applied, is worse than ignorance.
Charles Bukowski
View AuthorIf something bad happens, you drink to forget it; if something good happens, you drink to celebrate it; and if nothing happens, you drink to make something happen.
Yvon Bunin
View AuthorJealousy is a lack of esteem for the loved one.
Edmund Burke
View AuthorJealous love lights its torch in the fire of the furies.
Samuel Butler
View AuthorMachines, being incapable of fighting by themselves, have managed to make man fight with them.
Lord Byron
View AuthorThere is nothing more uncertain than the number of years of the ladies who claim to be of a certain age.
Lord Byron
View AuthorIt takes barely a thousand years to form a state; but it may be enough an hour to reduce it to dust.
Pedro Calderón de la Barca
View AuthorOh how quickly a vehement desire thinks that there is nothing more than what it thinks!
Italo Calvino
View AuthorThe ideal place for me is one where it's most natural to live as a foreigner.
Italo Calvino
View AuthorIf you build a wall, think about what is left outside!
Ramón de Campoamor
View AuthorFear those who eclipse, being ugly, the beautiful.
Ramón de Campoamor
View AuthorWorries fade with time.