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Innocence And Experience Quotes

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Roman Payne
“In my errant life I roamed
To learn the secrets of women and men,
Of gods and dreams.
I've known all the countries of our world,
I've lived a thousand lives:
Many lives I lived in love,
Other lives I squandered.
For in my life I never traveled,
All I did was wander.”
Roman Payne, The Wanderess

Claire North
“Is there innocence in ignorance? And if there is, do we tolerate other for their innocence's sake?”
Claire North, The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August

Roman Payne
“I knelt and locked the door. I locked the door locking the world and time outside. I stretched my body across the mattress and Saskia drew in close to me and placed her open hand on my chest, her mouth near my shoulder; her breath, my breath blew out the candle, and I held my lost Wanderess with tenderness until sweet sleep overcame us.”
Roman Payne, The Wanderess

Angela Carter
“Yet I had not bargained for this, the girl with tears hanging on her cheeks like stuck pearls, her cunt a split fig below the great globes of her buttocks on which the knotted tails of the cat were about to descend, while a man in a black mask fingered with his free hand his prick, that curved upwards like a scimitar he held. The picture had a caption 'Reproof of curiosity.”
Angela Carter, The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories

Roman Payne
“Never had we ever kissed as lovers; if we touched lips it was as brother and sister. In one moment of emotion, our lips fell together by accident, but we quickly removed ourselves as though we were children touching glass with dirty hands.”
Roman Payne, The Wanderess

Munia Khan
“Listen to the child in you and follow its innocence”
Munia Khan

Raheel Farooq
“Innocence is the most intelligent admission of stupidity.”
Raheel Farooq

“Presurosa una muchacha vino a mí una noche
Impaciente por huir de su inocencia.
Cuando caminaba, su cuerpo le dijo al viento,
Si fueras serio, así es como deberías agitar
Las ramas.”
Abdullah Ibn al Mu'tazz

Pat Conroy
“I never seemed to learn from joy; I earned my portion of wisdom through sadness.”
Pat Conroy, The Lords of Discipline

Tony   Taylor
“There was no fear of sandpaper earth, no sense of danger from a bare-skinned spill, for the boy was a child—a six-foot, one-inch growing child who knew nothing of accident, injury, dismemberment, death—who would study those lessons tomorrow, thank you, but not today. Today, it would be sufficient to be wild and free.”
Tony Taylor, Counters

Haruki Murakami
“I have always loved Naoko, and I still love her. But there is a decisive finality to what exists between Midori and me. It has an irrestistible power that is bound to sweep me into the future. What I feel for Naoko is a tremendously quiet and gentle and transparent love”
Haruki Murakami, Norwegian Wood

Tony   Taylor
“Today was the end of freedom. High school had fallen behind; college loomed ahead. Tomorrow he traded freedom and Arizona for Colorado and discipline.”
Tony Taylor, Counters

José Martí
“El alma humana tiene una gran necesidad de blancura. Desde que lo blanco se oscurece, la desdicha empieza. La práctica y conciencia de todas las virtudes, la posesión de las mejores cualidades, la arrogancia de los más nobles sacrificios no bastan a consolar el alma de un solo extravío.”
José Martí, Amistad funesta