The bird a nest,
the spider a web,
man friendship.
(W. Blake: The marriage of Heaven and Hell.)
Άλλος ένας ιστότοπος WordPress
The bird a nest,
the spider a web,
man friendship.
(W. Blake: The marriage of Heaven and Hell.)
If man had created man
he would be ashamed
of his performance.
(Mark Twain: Notebooks.)
In each of us there is a little of all of us.
(Georg Lichtenberg: Aphorisms.)
Incredible the Lodging
but limited the Guest.
(Emily Dickinson: Notebook.)
God wants the heart.
(Talmud.)
The impotence of God is infinite…
(Anatole France: Under the rose.)
Faith is under the left nipple.
(Martin Luther.)
To create a little flower is the labor of ages.
(William Blake: The marriage of Heaven and Hell.)
A hen is only an egg’s way
of making another egg.
(Samuel Butler (II): Life and habit.)
The wild deer, wand’ring here and there,
keeps the Human Soul from Care.
(William Blake: Auguries of innocence.)