Federico García Lorca
View AuthorWhoever wants to scratch the moon, will scratch their heart.
Gabriel García Márquez
View AuthorThe day that shit has any value, the poor will be born without an ass.
André Gide
View AuthorThe secret of my happiness lies not in striving for pleasure, but in finding pleasure in the effort.
Gustavo Gutierrez Merino
View AuthorIn this world of information and technology, the poor are marginalized from the economic circuit.
Friedrich Hebbel
View AuthorLaurel crowns are snatched away by a gust of breeze; against crowns of thorns, the storm can do nothing.
Horace
View AuthorPoor, but indebted only to myself.
Henrik Johan Ibsen
View AuthorThere is something servile, murky, in a home that is sustained by loans and debts.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorNo one leaves the position of president with the same prestige and respect that brought them there.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorWhen someone assumes a public office, they should consider themselves as public property.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
View AuthorIf a free society cannot help its many poor, it cannot save its few rich either.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
View AuthorWe cannot negotiate with those who say, 'what is mine is mine and what is yours is negotiable'.
Willem de Kooning
View AuthorThe problem of being poor is that it takes up all your time.