Mark Hyatt > Quotes

“Love sucks everything out of one. You yield to everything and you abandon everything for it. If that's not a death wish, what is?”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“If I were God, I'd make men like myself.”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“There are too many people in the sea for me to believe that all of them are in a fit condition to be in it.”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“Because I look at other people, they always look back. It must be because we all look like puppets to each other.”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“I pick up a book on Zen, watch the coffee pot and start reading. But nothing sinks in because I feel too sad with living.”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“Because occasionally I am the victim of sex. Sometimes love. But both are fatal. And I feel that both have no real value other than the experience.”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“My mind is no good at government. It adopts all.”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“I want to lose all contact with this world, as if I were dead.”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“Well, when I'm your age, I hope that I'll have worked out something for myself, because I don't want to be free and lost all my life.”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“For youth is the beggar of knowledge, oblivious of men's and women's feelings, unaware of love. Yet it cries for love, like the bird in the sky that cries for its own space.”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda

“Surely, if one's self can love Christ for what He was and what He did, then one's self should be able to love modern man?”
― Mark Hyatt, Love, Leda