William Blake
View AuthorMalicious truth is worse than a lie.
William Blake
View AuthorIf the madman persisted in his madness, he would become wise.
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.
William Blake
View AuthorHe who desires but does not act, breeds pestilence.
William Blake
View AuthorThe man whose opinion never changes is like stagnant water, and breeds reptiles in his mind.
Vicente Blasco Ibáñez
View AuthorYouth is the age of selfless sacrifices, absence of selfishness, and superfluous excesses.
Vicente Blasco Ibáñez
View AuthorWe have two forces that help us to live: forgetfulness and hope.
Harold Bloom
View AuthorBeing alone with a good book is being able to understand yourself more.
León Bloy
View AuthorExcess is a defect.
León Bloy
View AuthorWe should create a chair to teach reading between the lines.
Giovanni Boccaccio
View AuthorIt is better to act and risk regretting it, than to regret not having done anything.