Tyghe

“Travel backward to a lost land heard of in childhood; find it to be incomprehensible, rich, strange; then discover it is the place from which you set out.”
― John Crowley, The Solitudes

“My sense of urgency is very simple,' said the professor, 'I've remembered that much. It's because what I have to remember has to do with time running out. And that's what anxiety is, in a lot of people. They know they have to do something, they should be doing something else, not just living hand-to-mouth, putting paint on their faces and decorating their caves and playing nasty tricks on their rivals. No. They have to do something else before they die—and so the mental hospitals are full and the chemists flourishing.”
― Doris Lessing, Briefing for a Descent Into Hell

“I dream in a language I do not understand when I'm awake.”
― Milorad Pavić, Dictionary of the Khazars

“When you are talking about stupidity, only the military knows the meaning of the    word infinite”
― Carolyn Forché, The Angel of History