Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
There Cannot Be Any True Leisure Until All The World Possesses It Equally.
-John Fowles
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
There Cannot Be Any True Leisure Until
John Fowles
There Cannot Be Any True Leisure Until All The World Possesses It Equally.
Views: 6
Topic
World
Leisure
More From John Fowles
Our Knowledge Of What The Richer Than Ourselves Possess, And The Poor Do Not, Has Never Been More Widespread. Therefore, Envy, Which Is Wanting What Others Have, And Jealousy, Which Is Not Wanting Others To Have What One Has, Have Never Been More Widespread.
Envy
Poor
Like All Mystics (and Many Novelists, Not Least The Present One) He Is Baffled, A Child, Before The Real Now; Far Happier Out Of It, In A Narrative Past Or A Prophetic Future, Locked Inside That Weird Tence Grammar Does Not Allow, The Imaginary Present.
Children
Real
Writing
Baseball And Cricket Are Beautiful And Highly Stylized Medieval War Substitutes, Chess Made Flesh, A Mixture Of Proud Chivalry And Base-in Both Senses-greed.
Beautiful
Baseball
War
It Came To Me…that I Didn’t Want To Be Anywhere Else In The World At That Moment, That What I Was Feeling At That Moment Justified All I Had Been Through, Because All I Had Been Through Was My Being There. I Was Experiencing…a New Self-acceptance, A Sense That I Had To Be This Mind And This Body, Its Vices And Its Virtues, And That I Had No Other Chance Or Choice.
Acceptance
Self
Choices
If Anything Might Hurt Her, Silence Would; And I Wanted To Hurt Her.
Hurt
Silence
Might
Trending Author
Jack Kirby
Vladimir Nabokov
Margaret Mahy
Kurt Loder
Frank Gaffney
C. J. Cherryh
Category
Information