I Exist, That Is All, And I

I Do Not Believe In God; His Existence Has Been Disproved By Science. But In The Concentration Camp, I Learned To Believe In Men.

Man Exists, Turns Up, Appears On The Scene And Only Afterwards, Defines Himself

I'd Come To Realize That All Our Troubles Spring From Our Failure To Use Plain, Clear-cut Language.

What I Ask Of [the Writer] Is Not To Ignore The Reality And The Fundamental Problems That Exist. The World's Hunger, The Atomic Threat, The Alienation Of Man, I Am Astonished That They Do Not Color All Our Literature.

I'm Going To Smile, And My Smile Will Sink Down Into Your Pupils, And Heaven Knows What It Will Become.