Magda Riga

“What is that you express in your eyes? It seems to me more than all the print I have read in my life.”
― Walt Whitman

“Then, there on the screen I saw Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor. An American Tragedy, a film I'd seen at least twice, not that it was all that great, but still it was very good, especially the final scene, which was unreeling at this particular moment: Clift and Taylor standing together, separated by the bars of a prison cell, a death cell, for Clift is only hours away from execution. Clift, already a poetic ghost inside his grey death-clothes, and Taylor, nineteen and ravishing, sublimely fresh as lilac after rain.”
― Truman Capote, Answered Prayers

“If my heart could do my thinking, and my head begin to feel, I would look upon the world anew, and know what's truly real.”
― Van Morrison

“Whatever satisfies the soul is truth.”
― Walt Whitman