Life Quote by Charles Bukowski

Existence was not only absurd, it was plain hard work. Think of how many times you put on your underwear in a lifetime. It…

— Charles Bukowski

“What I was thinking, in that strange way you can think without words while you are dancing, think in glyphs, think in numbers, was…

— Meg Howrey

“But what I found out that summer . . . was that I could swallow whatever hit me and let it sink as if…

— Per Petterson

“Let me tell you, novice, that the absurd is only too necessary on earth. The world stands on absurdities, and perhaps nothing would have…

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“Existence was not only absurd, it was plain hard work”

— Charles Bukowski

“He seemed to resonate with a kind of confidence that life was still nothing but a joke - an endless succession of soccer goals,…

— Markus Zusak

“Once again, there was talk of winning every game, and once again, we proved to be human, because an oblong ball takes funny bounces.”

— Michael Pinball Clemons

“I took off my sweatshirt and dropped it on the grass and set off around the track. As soon as I started running, the…

— Harold Brodkey

“The game had to be played the same way every day or the pieces would fall to the floor, the board would collapse, and…

— Kevin Brockmeier

“It was all so meaningless when I looked at it that way. It was meaningless in the same way as when I stood up…

— Robin Hobb

“I was nowhere, I was floating. I was not surprised, I knew it was the World, the naked World suddenly revealing itself, and I…

— Jean-Paul Sartre

“It was a terrible refreshment, his plain way, the simple words, the absence of strategy. It made you realize how much of your life…

— Glen Duncan