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Paso los días desorientada.
Pronuncio palabras sin peso.
Vivo en una oscuridad sin visión.
Carezco de timón en la vida.
Sobre mí se cierne monstruoso, como un nuevo pájaro enorme y negro, el rostro de la noche.
Hannah Arendt.
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“ …a book is as dangerous as any journey you might take. The person who closes the back cover may not be the same one that opened the front one. Treat books with respect.”
Mark Lawrence. “Red Sister”. 2017.
Peter Zelei.
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“When did i stop to walk?
When did this spot became my home?
When did it last that i talked?
Took in silence as my host?
I fell stranged and alone, though people pass by along the road…”
Edward Mason Eggleston. "Reaching for the moon". 1933.
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“I’m a dog, and because you humans are less rational beasts than I, you’re telling yourselves, “Dogs don’t talk.” […]. Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen.”
Orhan Pamuk. “My name is red” 1998.
Briton Rivière. “Fidelity”. 1869.
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“For if a lover’s face survives emblazoned on your heart, the world is still your home.”
Orhan Pamuk. “My name is red” 1998.
Czene Béla. “Lilla”. 1979.
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"Why should works of art be easy to understand in a world in which nothing is easy to understand?"
Wolfgang Paalen(July 22th, 1905 - September 24th, 1959). “El Vellocino de oro”. 1937.
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“I walked abroad in a snowy day
I ask'd the soft snow with me to play...
She play'd and she melted in all her prime
And the winter call'd it a dreadfull crime.
William Blake.
Akira Kusaka.
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“Uno aprende que lo imprescindible
no eran los libros
no eran los discos
no eran los gatos
no eran los paraísos en flor
derramándose en las aceras
ni siquiera la luna grande -blanca-
en las ventanas…”
Cristina Peri Rossi.
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“Crois-moi, il n'y a pas de grande douleur, pas de grands repentirs, de grands souvenirs. Tout s'oublie même les grandes amours. C'est ce qu'il y a de triste et d'exaltant à la fois dans la vie…”
Albert Camus(Novembre 7, 1913 – Janvier 4, 1960).
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"People don’t notice whether it’s winter or summer when they’re happy."
Anton Chekhov.
Caspar David Friedrich. “Winter Landscape with Church”. 1811.
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“ …Now I stand empty handed
At the threshold of silence
At the end of performance
At the end of a life.”
Francisco de Goya. “El perro”. 1819.
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“A wise man told me that history will not stop us repeating our mistakes, but will at least make us ashamed of doing so.”
Mark Lawrence. “Emperor of thorns”. 2013.
Rembrandt van Rijn. “Filosoof Lezing”. 1631.
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“The miles mean more if you have travelled them one step at a time and felt the ground change beneath your feet.”
Mark Lawrence. “Emperor of thorns”. 2013.
Jeanie Tomanek.
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“ …It is Fall, colors mingle
Rain and wind entangle
Pictures half torn
Shop signs have fallen
I kept your picture
Sour reminder
Since you've gone
Life's in slow-motion
A hollow…”
Roy DeCarava.
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“…Can you look around this world and believe
In the goodness of a god who rules it?
Famine, Pestilence, War, Disease and Death!
They rule this world
There is also love and life and hope
Very little hope I assure you…”
George Frederic Watts. “Chaos”.
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“The most important step a man can take. It’s not the first one, is it? It’s the next one. Always the next step…”
Brandon Sanderson. “Oathbringer”. 2017.
Patty Maher.
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“Aamulla varhain kun aurinko nousi
Kun minä unestani heräsin
Sydämeni oli niin surusta raskas
Miksi sä kultani hylkäsit mun?
Sydämeni oli niin surusta raskas
Miksi sä kultani hylkäsit mun?..”
Marianne von Werefkin. “Tragische Stimmung”. 1910.
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“ …So I think it's best we both forget before we dwell on it
The way you held me so tight
All through the night
'Til it was near morning
'Cause you love, love, love
When you know I can't love…”
Raphael Soyer. “Consolation”. 1959.
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“Here we are underneath a million stars
I want to believe that I'm in your mind
I want to believe your love is blind
Feelings can go away but
How do I know
Who's to blame?..”
Jane Graverol. “Jeune femme assise”. 1927.
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“ …This Sea that bares her bosom to the moon;
The winds that will be howling at all hours,
And are up-gathered now like sleeping flowers;
For this, for everything, we are out of tune;
It moves us not. Great God! I’d rather be
A Pagan suckled in a creed outworn…”
W. Wordsworth.
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“ …the other day
i looked away
when you walked by
a crowded room
all by myself
i still can hide
along the way
a lovely day
opened my eyes
maybe i'll stay
or slip away
with no goodbye…
Roseline Delacour.
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“Si vous vous sentez seul lorsque vous êtes avec vous-même, vous êtes en mauvaise compagnie.”
Jean-Paul Sartre.
Robert Doisneau. At the Café, Chez Fraysse, Rue de Seine, Paris, 1958.
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“Love is to be generous in the interpretation of the behavior of another person”.
Alain de Botton.
Jan Scholz.
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“Maybe we’re born new each dawn, a little changed, a little further on our own road. When enough days stand between you and the person you were, you’re strangers. Maybe that’s what growing up is…”
Mark Lawrence. “Prince of thorns”. 2011.
Hugo Simberg. “Iltaa kohti”. 1913.
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“ …Hastening to slip o'er the horizon's brim.
'Tis gone; and as a dead thing, down falls she.
In the great eye of morn, then breaking quietly…”
James Henry Leigh Hunt
Giorgio de Chirico. “Ariadne”. 1913.
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“ …So that’s who we are:
Lost creatures in anger
Unfit for love.
The truth we are after
Keeps out of our power
Gnawing on us on…”
Henri Rousseau. “The Repast of the Lion”. c.1907.
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“If you must run, have something to run toward, so it feels less like cowardice.”
Mark Lawrence. “Emperor of thorns”. 2013.
Lukas Vasilikos.
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“ …And now it's said and done
Say goodbye to people we don't know
Go back to sleep
Let's sail away to the beaches of Normandie…”
Gustave Courbet. “Plage de Normandie”. c.1872-1875
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“You, there on the bridge
Where have you been, what's your name?
And you, there you on the wall
Where will you go to once you fall?
You, lost at sea
Do you need me, do you need directions?..”
Philip Wakeham.
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“Didn't seem likely, but what's the point of likely fantasies?”
Joe Abercrombie. “Sharp ends”. 2016.
Akira Kusaka.
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“Prayer is arrogance, […]. The hope of man to change the will of God. But God’s plan is set and His words already spoken.”
Joe Abercrombie. “Red Country”. 2012.
Ángel Zárraga. “Ex voto. Martirio de San Sebastián”. 1911.
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“ …You're not the easiest person that I ever got to know
And it's hard for us both to let our feelings show
Some would say
I should let you go your way
You'll only make me cry…
Irma Haselberger.
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“To sow knowing that you will not reap is an old kind of love, and love has always been the best key for unlocking the future.”
Mark Lawrence. “Holy Sister”. 2019.
Vincent van Gogh. “De zaaier”. 1888.
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“My heart weights minimum a ton
An army's feet pounding on my head
Maybe I'll wake up one day to notice
That all my life was just a dream
And maybe I'll be better off without you
You left me here with all my thoughts…”
Richard Tuschman.
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“ …I saved the pictures of all of the reasons I should mind.
Never saw your place in the south.
I don't know where the windows were, or how the door swung open, or what you said to her.
I like her absence.
It sealed my fate…”
Irma Haselberger.
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“The word outside
There lies in peace
The echoes of your tender voice
Still haunted me
Until the dawning of the day
I still can't find no sleep…”
Vilhelm Hammershøi. “Tall windows”. 1913.
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“If you just
If you just hold on to me
It would make me happy
If you just hold on to me
I won't feel so empty
With our eyes closed tightly
Just as close as we can be
Like a rainbow made just for me
Oh, these times were precious to me…”
Ron Hicks.
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“ …Without you from now on
I will crave for some color
In the desert of grey
All my beauty left with you
Swallow your tears
Whisper a good bye
My eyes will stay closed
It all must go away
Talk to me…”
Vilhelm Hammershøi. “Chambre Bedroom”. 1890.
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“ …But the stranger in the mirror
I don’t know her, I fear her
I cry for her every night
When I see her with you
Broken shards of glass in my fingers
Bleed in protest, in sadness
I suffer not knowing the way
To hate her, and I do…”
Raoul Hausmann.
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…it is the fate of hope to end in disappointment, as it is the fate of light to end in darkness and life in death. They are still worth something while they last.”
Joe Abercrombie. “The trouble with peace”. 2020.
Anselm Keifer.
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“Scatterbrain
You've been crying in the rain
You've been drowning in your pain
Ain't gonna die
Do the right thing
Win or lose
Don't confuse
Wednesday's child…”
Leonora Carrington. “Operation Wednesday”. 1969.
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“The understanding that power corrupts is an idea older than the language we repeat it in.”
Mark Lawrence. “Grey Sister”. 2018.
Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema. “A Roman Emperor”. 1871.
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“Il y a des gens qui n'auraient jamais été amoureux s'ils n'avaient jamais entendu parler de l'amour.”
François de La Rochefoucauld.
PSusanneBoeger60.
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“Et encore je suis là
Je te parle tout bas
Mais tu ne m'entends pas
Et encore je suis là
Je me trouve près de toi
Mais tu ne me vois pas
Comment faire pour oublier les heures qui passent?
Si le ciel pouvait alléger ce long silence…”
Éric Antoine.
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“I don't act, anyway. The stuff is all injected as we go along. My pictures are made without script or written directions of any kind.”
Buster Keaton(Oct 4th, 1895 - Feb 1st, 1966).
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“No poem is intended for the reader, no picture for the beholder, no symphony for the listener”.
Walter Benjamin.
Pablo Picasso. “Guernica”. 1937.
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