Nature Quotes by Fernando Pessoa

“Each drop of rain is my failed life weeping in nature.”

— Fernando Pessoa

Look, there's no metaphysics on earth like chocolates.

— Fernando Pessoa

Nature is the difference between the soul and God.

— Fernando Pessoa

Look, there's no metaphysics on earth but chocolates.

— Fernando Pessoa

“it seems that what’s artificial has become natural, and what’s natural is now strange. Or rather, it’s not that what’s artificial has…

— Fernando Pessoa

Man shouldn't be able to see his own face. That's what's most terrible. Nature gave him the possibility of not seeing it,…

— Fernando Pessoa

“Artificiality is the best way to enjoy what’s natural. Whatever I’ve enjoyed in these vast fields I’ve enjoyed because I don’t live…

— Fernando Pessoa

“I have no philosophy, I have senses . . . If I speak of Nature it’s not because I know what it…

— Fernando Pessoa

After the rains departed the skies and settled on earth - clear skies; moist brilliant earth - greater clarity returned to life…

— Fernando Pessoa

“To write is to objectify dreams, to create an outer world as a material reward [?] of our nature as creators. To…

— Fernando Pessoa

“Let's sit down here. From here we can see more of the sky. The vast expanse of these starry heights is soothing.…

— Fernando Pessoa

“In another age we mastered the physical ocean, thereby creating universal civilization; now we will master the psychological ocean, emotion, mother human…

— Fernando Pessoa

Man shouldn’t be able to see his own face – there’s nothing more sinister. Nature gave him the gift of not being…

— Fernando Pessoa

“VII From my village I see as much of the universe as can be seen from the earth, And so my village…

— Fernando Pessoa

“Whether we like it or not, we are slaves to the hour in all its forms and colours, we are the subjects…

— Fernando Pessoa

“One needs a certain intellectual courage to recognize unflinchingly that one is no more than a scrap of humanity, a living abortion,…

— Fernando Pessoa

I read and am liberated. I acquire objectivity. I cease being myself and so scattered. And what I read, instead of being…

— Fernando Pessoa