“لو عرفوا ان لديك قلبا من الزجاج لكسروه”
“يقال ان القهوة مثل الحب، كلما صبرت عليها اكثر ازداد طعمها حلاوة”
“الأمهات لا يذهبن للجنة بعد وفاتهن، بل يحصلن على إذن خاص من الله للبقاء فى الجوار مدة أطول للعناية بأطفالهن”
“احتفظ بالسـر لنفسك ..
اذ لا يمكنك الوثوق بأي شخص ، ولو حتى بقصبة ..!”
“ما السبب الذي يجعل الناس الغرباء تماماً أكثر تسامحاً من أقرب الناس ؟”
“ثمة شيئان في هذا العالم يخرجان الرجل من مرحلة الصبا و هما، حبه لأمرأة و كرهه لرجل ثانٍ”
“Never had it occurred to him that you could deceive the person you held dear. It was his first lesson in the complexity of love.”
“عندما نحب و عندما نكون محبوبين، وعندما نكون متحررين من طاقة الآذي، فأننا نقترب من الجنة”
“كيف يمكنك أن تمنعي شخصا من القراءة إذا كنت تلقنينه الحروف الأبجدية، وكيف يمكن لمن ذاقت الحب إن لا تظمأ له ؟؟!!”
“كان حبّها معوضا عن الأشياء الضائعة و الزمن الضائع”
“There were many odd things about human beings. They thought insects were disgusting but felt lucky when a ladybird landed on their fingers. They detested rats but loved squirrels. While they found vultures repulsive, they thought eagles impressive. They despised mosquitoes and flies, but were fond of fire-flies. Even though copper and iron were medicinally important, it was gold that they worshipped instead. They took no notice of the stones under their feet but went mad for polished gems.”
“They didn't hear her , but it was enough that GOD did”
“İnsan belli bir yaşa gelince kendi hudutları ve hatalarıyla barışmaya başlıyor.”
“There were many legends about these rocks and behind every legend a story of forbidden love.”
“we are all half fool, half wise , there is no wisdom without foolishness and no pride without shame .”
“I don’t think I’ll ever become a real writer and that’s quite all right now. I’ve reached an age at which I’m more at peace with my limitations and failures.”
“Hazmedememişti İskender bu ihaneti. Sevip de kandırmayı. İnsanın canı kadar sevdiği birini oyuna getirebileceği aklının ucundan dahi geçmemişti. O güne dek bilmezdi, birine bütün kalbinle muhabbet besleyip yine de onu incitmek istemenin mümkün olabileceğini.
Sevginin ve aşkın karmakarışık halleri üzerine aldığı ilk hayat dersiydi bu.”
“Sistemin dışında kalırsan içeride anlamlı bir değişiklik yapabilmenin mümkün olmadığını öğrendi. Ancak sistemin bir parçası haline gelmek de insanın ruhunu yok ederdi. Söyle bakalım, bir şeyin içindeyken dışında durmayı nasıl başarırsın ufaklık?”
“Bakışıyoruz. Sonunda geldi işte o an. Benden ne kadar nefret ettiğini gösterebilecek.Ben de hislerinin karşılıksız olmadığını.Artık rol yapmaya gerek yok.Olduğumuzdan daha iyiymişiz gibi yapmayacağız artık. Neysek oyuz.”
“Büyüdükçe ve peşinden koştuğu her emeli elinden kaçırdıkça bütün şeylerin geçici olduğunu karar verdi.”
“Mothers don't go to heaven when they die. They get special permission from God to stay around a bit longer and watch over their children, no matter what has passed between them in their brief mortal lives.”
“İnsan ömrü kısaydı, bir kurtçuğunkinden farksız. Ya da ipekböceğininkinden. Ademoğulları, Havvakızları tuhaf mahluklardı. Kurtçuğa benzetsen alınır, ipekböceğine benzetilmekten keyif duyarlardı. Böceklerden iğrenir ama parmaklarına uğurböceği konsa hayra alamet sayarlardı. Sıçanlardan tiksinir, sincaplara bayılırlardı. Akbabaları itici, kartalları heybetli bulurlardı. Sinekleri hor görür, ateşböceklerine bayılırlardı. Bakır ve demire ehemmiyet vermez, altına taparlardı. Ayaklarının altındaki taşlara dönüp bakmazken mücevherler için delirirlerdi.”
“Kadınlar ikiye ayrılır, derdi. Bariz biçimde karmaşık olanlar ile karmaşık olduğu ilk bakışta anlaşılmayanlar.”
“..zira biliyordu ki minnettar olunca daha zordu delirmek.”
“Peki ya diger renkler diye sormak istemis. Eflatunlar, turuncular menekseler...Ya diger kumaslar? Pazenler, basmalar, ipekler, kadifeler...Ne demeye siyah beyaza indiriyorduk su alemi, bu kadar cesitli yaratmisken Yaradan?”
“The Germans invited you to their country to work, not to mingle, and expected you to leave as soon as you were no longer needed. Adapting to their ways was like trying to embrace a hedgehog. There might be a secret tenderness, a gentle core underneath, but you couldn’t pass the sharp needles to tap into it.”
“Миналото е ракла на тавана, наблъскана с какви ли не неща, някои ценни, други напълно безполезни. Предпочитам да я държа затворена, но тя се отваря и от най-лекия повей на вятъра, сякаш по своя воля, и още преди да съм се усетила, съдържанието й се разпилява наоколо. Връщам нещата обратно. Едно по едно. Спомените, хубавите и лошите, колкото раклата да се отключи отново точно когато го очаквам най-малко.”
“Czasami najkrótsza droga wiedzie tym szlakiem, którym podąża przyjaciel.”
“Wszyscy jesteśmy po trosze głupcami, a po trosze mędrcami. Nie ma mądrości bez głupoty. Ani dumy bez wstydu.”
“Не биваше да показва нито на него, нито на друг, че е несъвършена, уязвима, човек като всички останали. Ако знаят, че носиш сърце от стъкло, ще го разбият.”
“Sheltered by his caste, Sarcellus had not, as the impoverished must, made fear the pivot of his passions. As a result he possessed an immovable self-assurance. He felt. He acted. He judged. The fear of being wrong that so characterized Achamian simply did not exist for Cutias Sarcellus. Where Achamian was ignorant of the answers, Sarcellus was ignorant of the questions. No certitude, she thought, could be greater.”
“...writers are often the worst judges of what they have written.”
“How did I look at you? I asked thickly. Like you had to, like I was a magnet you were pulled to. There was no choice, he said. And when you look at Jack, it's because when he's around, why would you want to look at anything else? You love him the way you could never love me.”
“It was a small thing, but it was a thing, and things have a way of either dying or growing, and it wasn’t dying.”
“آدمی فقط ازآنجهت کاملاً تسلیم مرگ میشود که ارادهای ضعیف و ناتوان دارد.”
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