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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 4bd056a | la historia de los hombres es la historia de sus desencuentros con dios, ni el nos entiende a nosotros ni nosotros lo entendemos a el. | José Saramago | ||
| e806655 | hw'l l`myn ylfhm w ly l'bd byD 'lq, klshms lsT`@ `br lDbb, ffy hdhh lHl@ l'khyr@ l y`ny l`mq lGwS fy Zlm@ `dy@, bl l`ysh fy dkhl hl@ mnyr@ | José Saramago | ||
| 0801d15 | Claro que estamos em guerra, e e guerra de sitio, cada um de nos cerca o outro e e cercado por ele, queremos deitar abaixo os muros do outro e continuar com os nossos, o amor sera nao haver mais barreiras, o amor e o fim do cerco. | José Saramago | ||
| 76c406d | E assim a vida, vai dando com uma mao ate que chega o dia em que tira tudo com a outra. | José Saramago | ||
| e9bcc73 | As religioes, todas elas, por mais voltas que lhes dermos, nao tem outra justificacao para existir que nao seja a morte, precisam dela como do pao para a boca. | José Saramago | ||
| 923361f | wD`t lm`ny lty trGb fyh lklmt kn lh fy nhy@ lmTf m`n 'khr~,wl'dh~ 'nk l t`rf hdhh lm`ny l'khr~ wln t`rfh. | José Saramago | ||
| 03a2ba3 | Perfect moments, especially when they verge on the sublime have the grave disadvantage of being very short lived, which in fact, being obvious, we would not need to mention were it not that they have a still greater disadvantage, which is that we do not know what to do once they are over. | José Saramago | ||
| 09eb34d | Perguntamo-nos o que viemos ca fazer, que lagrima foi que guardamos para verter aqui, e porque, se as nao choramos em tempo proprio, talvez por ter sido entao menor a dor que o espanto, so depois e que ela veio, surda, como se todo o corpo fosse um unico musculo pisado por dentro, sem nodoa negra que de nos mostrasse o lugar do luto. | José Saramago | ||
| 5960d01 | ndm ymwt lwHsh ymwt lsm m`h | José Saramago | ||
| 1c4c417 | Without a future, the present serves no purpose, it's as if it did not exist, Perhaps humanity will manage to live without eyes, but then it will cease to be humanity, the result is obvious, which of us think of ourselves as being as human as we believes ourselves to be before, I, for example, killed a man. | José Saramago | ||
| dc8e1e1 | What is your name, Blind people do not need a name, I am my voice, nothing else matters, But you wrote books and those books carry your name, said the doctor's wife, Now nobody can read them, it is as if they did not exist. | José Saramago | ||
| 7cc6ff4 | The trouble with this dog is that it has grown too close to human beings, it will suffer as they do. | dogs human-beings pain suffering | José Saramago | |
| b74dbf1 | Dois, sejam eles quem forem nao se somam, multiplicam-se | José Saramago | ||
| e238b8a | Maus, sao todos os homens, a diferenca so esta na maneira de o serem | José Saramago | ||
| 76febdc | lyk blntZr , 'n tmnHhm lwqt .. flzmn wHdh hw ldhy yHkm , lzmn hw lmqmr lakhr qbltn `l~ lTwl@ . | José Saramago | ||
| 250b0da | l shy' fy hdh l`lm yntmy lyn blm`ny lmTlq,w hdhh Hqyq@ 'kthr shffy@ | José Saramago | ||
| 4ce5513 | Sin muerte no hay resurreccion, y sin resurreccion no hay iglesia | saramago | José Saramago | |
| 3524dc1 | bjnb 'Hd 'bwb mkhzn jrndyll kn hnk rjl yby` lblwnt, wrbm l'nny Tlbt mnh (whw l'mr ldhy 'rtb fyh kthyran, l'n mn yntZr 'n y`Twh ytjr' wyTlb) 'w rbm l'n 'my 'rdt whw shy Gyr m'lwf 'n tj`lny jtm`y, Srt wHd@ mn hdhh lblwnt fy ydy, l 'tdhkr 'knt khDr 'm Hmr, Sfr 'm zrq 'w knt byD bkl bsT@, fm Hdth b`d dhlk msH mn dhkrty llwn lmftrD 'n yZl mltSq b`yny ll'bd, Hyth 'nh knt 'wl blwn@ 'mtlkh fy `mry klh lblG st@ 'w sb`@ '`wm. kn fy Tryqn l~ lrwsyw, `.. | José Saramago | ||
| 93f0275 | m` mrwr lzmn wlrtq ljtm`y wltbdl ljyny nthyn l~ tlwyn Dmy'rn bHmr@ ldm wbmlwH@ ldm` wk'n dhlk lm ykn kfyfHwln '`ynn l~ mry dkhly@ wlntyj@ 'nh Glb tZhr dwn 'n t`ks m kn nHwl nkrh lfZy | José Saramago | ||
| 93af461 | O mal e dos corpos, que a alma, essa, e perfumada. | saramago | José Saramago | |
| 8cb424d | Cuanto mas te disfraces mas te pareceras a ti mismo. | José Saramago | ||
| b999909 | E para isso mesmo que nos existimos, para que as pessoas levem toda a vida com o medo pendurado ao pescoco e, chegada a sua hora, acolham a morte como uma libertacao. | José Saramago | ||
| d830a92 | Deveria isto bastar, dizer de alguem como se chama e esperar o resto da vida para saber quem e, se alguma vez o saberemos, pois ser nao e ter sido, ter sido nao e sera, mas outro e o costume, quem foram os pais, onde nasceu, que idade tem, e com isto se julga ficar a saber mais, e as vezes tudo. | josé-saramago memorial-do-convento | José Saramago | |
| 1de243c | Quando eu morrer, se pusessem uma lapide no lugar onde ficarei, poderia ser algo assim: "Aqui jaz, indignado, fulano de tal". Indignado, claro, por duas razoes: a primeira, por ja nao estar vivo, o que e um motivo bastante forte para indignar-se; e a segunda, mais seria, indignado por ter entrado num mundo injusto e ter saido de um mundo injusto." | José Saramago | ||
| cbbd645 | wlm ykn ldyh 'y sbb llbHth `n 'Hd , wkhSwSan fy mthl hdhh ls`@ mn llyl | José Saramago | ||
| 036319e | lDmy'r tSmtu 'kthr mm hw mTlwbun mnh, wlhdh 'btud`t lqwnyn!! | القانون | José Saramago | |
| 4e7640b | Images don't see, You're wrong, images see with the eyes of those who see them, | José Saramago | ||
| 06cb01e | Si no sales de ti, no llegas a saber quien eres. | José Saramago | ||
| c5edb98 | nh khTr lmZhr,w`ndm tkhd`n tkwn lkhd`@ `l~ ldwm nHw l'sw'. | José Saramago | ||
| 1c35784 | um homem mesmo com os seus dois olhos intactos precisa duma luz que o preceda, aquilo em que acredita ou que aspira, as proprias duvidas servem, a falta de melhor. | José Saramago | ||
| 0743b40 | We would grow tired of it, Grandpa, if it were beautiful all the time. A little change from night to night is good for us.' 'For you, because you're young, Wanda. You have many, many evenings ahead of you. I don't. I want more good ones. | Isaac Asimov | ||
| abd5bcb | Meaning well is a poor defense, | Isaac Asimov | ||
| 96970a9 | After all, all devices have their dangers. The discovery of speech introduced communication--and lies. The discovery of fire introduced cooking--and arson. The discovery of the compass improved navigation--and destroyed civilizations in Mexico and Peru. The automobile is marvelously useful--and kills Americans by the tens of thousands each year. Medical advances have saved lives by the millions--and intensified the population explosion. | Isaac Asimov | ||
| 9be307b | He supposed it was inevitable. Dip a person into one particular specialty deeply enough and long enough, and he would automatically begin to assume that specialists in all other fields were magicians, judging the depth of their wisdom by the breadth of his own ignorance... | Isaac Asimov | ||
| ee6d0ee | To [the government] it didn't matter what happened to the American people as long as america in the abstract was kept strong. | government | Isaac Asimov | |
| a07f54e | These are facts which, with the self-evident proposition that no being can create another being superior to itself, smashes your silly hypothesis to nothing. | Isaac Asimov | ||
| 8f928c1 | In 's ... it was in that novel that, for the first time, I learned Neptune had a satellite named Triton... It was from that I first learned there was a Mato Grosso area in the Amazon basin. It was from and other stories by that I first heard of relativity. The pleasure of reading about such things in the dramatic and fascinating form of science fiction gave me a push toward science that was irresistible. It was science fiction that .. | golden-age-science-fiction golden-age-sf pulp-fiction science science-fiction | Isaac Asimov | |
| 9fef947 | Do you know what it is to play a part? To split your personality deliberately for twenty-four hours a day? Even when with friends? Even when alone, so that you will never forget inadvertently? To be a dilettante? To be eternally amused? To be of no account? To be so effete and faintly ridiculous that you have convinced all who know you of your own worthlessness? All so that your life may be safe even though it means it has become barely wor.. | Isaac Asimov | ||
| 8093271 | I've seen many people with status, but I'm still looking for a happy one. Status won't sit still under you; you have to continually fight to keep from sinking. | Isaac Asimov | ||
| db9e5c2 | I have the shape of a human being and organs equivalent to those of a human being. My organs, in fact, are identical to some of those in a prosthetized human being. I have contributed artistically, literally, and scientifically to human culture as much as any human being now alive. What more can one ask? | robots | Isaac Asimov | |
| a1a3e0f | The work of each individual contributes to a totality, and so becomes an undying part of the totality. That totality of human lives--past and present and to come--forms a tapestry that has been in existence now for many tens of thousands of years and has been growing more elaborate and, on the whole, more beautiful in all that time. Even the Spacers are an offshoot of the tapestry and they, too, add to the elaborateness and beauty of the pa.. | Isaac Asimov | ||
| d6bef17 | Gratitude is best and most effective when it does not evaporate itself in empty phrases. | Isaac Asimov | ||
| ee33d72 | Space, man, have you no respect for science? | Isaac Asimov | ||
| 1bbe902 | In memory yet green, in joy still felt, The scenes of life rise sharply into view. | Isaac Asimov |