"The Blind Owl" Quotes
A haunting and hallucinatory tale of a man's descent into madness and obsession with a mysterious woman.
fiction | 115 pages | Published in 2010
Quotes
Every person on earth is a sufferer. A healthy man is one who has learned to suffer with grace and dignity.
There is no remedy for love but to love more.
I am an old man, one who has wandered blindly among men for a long time, and among ghosts for centuries.
Everything is poison except for death.
Life can never live up to its symbols.
Art is not produced for oneself and intended to be something that remains concealed.
I can't really hate anyone; I can only hate my own shortcomings.
The tragedy of my life is not death, but what dies inside of me while I am still alive.
I am a shadow among shadows, a fading remnant of a bygone era.
Lost in the labyrinth of my own consciousness, I wander aimlessly, seeking an escape that does not exist.
