Quote by Umberto Eco

“One of the most painful realizations in life, is to all of a sudden discover that you had possessed things all along, that you…

— Sunday Adelaja

“The sorrow of losing what we love is nothing to the torment of having it present but denied us.”

— Martin Boyd

“If in this address I were to summon all the writers to whom I owe a few things or a great deal, their shadows…

— Mario Vargas Llosa

“I said in one of my letters, my dear Margaret, that I should find no friend on the wide ocean; yet I have found…

— Mary Shelley

“Mine is a misery which nothing can do away.”

— Jane Austen

“ The life of a person is more than the chaos of its passing. Emotion, Ruin. This is your defeat. ”

— Brandon Sanderson

“I shall not speak of my sufferings. Cowering deep down among them I feel nothing. It is there I die, unbeknown to my stupid…

— Samuel Beckett

“that you would not anticipate misery since the evils you dread as coming upon you may perhaps never reach you at least they are…

— Seneca

“All the people who try to torment me, and who have now occupied the entire space around me, will quite gradually be thrust back…

— Franz Kafka

“I had once asked him if he felt happy hiding in the internet and he said yes, it was his home. On a good…

— Andrew O'Hagan

“The world seems so meaningless when I am engulfed in the bliss of love and you tracing the evolution of the restless soul of…

— Annie Ali

“After misery follow, or are at least promised to in the unwritten manuscripts of Gods, great things. Sometimes, that great thing can be death.”

— Nina