Leandro

“Siento más tu muerte que mi vida.”
― Miguel Hernández, El rayo que no cesa

“If the best of one's feelings means nothing to the person most concerned in those feelings, what reality is left us?”
― Virginia Woolf, Night and Day

“For as he looked the thickness of his blood melted; the ice turned to wine in his veins; he heard the waters flowing and the birds singing; spring broke over the hard wintry landscape; his manhood woke; he grasped a sword in his hand; he charged a more daring foe than Pole or Moor; he dived in deep water; he saw the flower of danger growing in a crevice; he stretched his hand–in fact he was rattling off one of his most impassioned sonnets when the Princess addressed him, 'Would you have the goodness to pass the salt?”
― Virginia Woolf, Orlando

“Il n'y a pas de plus profonde
solitude que celle du samouraï;
si ce n'est celle du tigre dans la jungle,
peut-être ...”
― Le Samouraïs, 1967, film neo-noir by Melville