Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
He Lost Himself In A Maze Of Thoughts That Were Rendered Vague By His Lack Of Words To Express Them. Frowning, He Tried Again.
-William Golding
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
He Lost Himself In A
William Golding
He Lost Himself In A Maze Of Thoughts That Were Rendered Vague By His Lack Of Words To Express Them. Frowning, He Tried Again.
Views: 34
Topic
Mazes
Frowning
Lost
More From William Golding
Which Is Better -- To Be A Pack Of Painted Indians Like You Are, Or To Be Sensible Like Ralph Is? Which Is Better -- To Have Rules And Agree, Or To Hunt And Kill? Which Is Better, Law And Rescue, Or Hunting And Breaking Things Up?
Hunting
Law
Like You
To Be In A World Which Is A Hell, To Be Of That World And Neither To Believe In Or Guess At Anything But That World Is Not Merely Hell But The Only Possible Damnation: The Act Of A Man Damning Himself. It May Be
Believe
Men
Damnation
Art Is Partly Communication, But Only Partly. The Rest Is Discovery.
Inspirational
Life
Art
Latin, As We All Know, Ultimately Broke Down Into Spanish, Italian, French, And So On. One Wonders Whether There Will Be An Imperial Parallel With English Breaking Down Into, Shall We Say, North American, European, Australian, And So On. On The Other Hand, There Is This Immense, Inward-driving Influence Of Radio And Television That Is Bringing Us All Back Together. One Could Say It's A Fight Between The Two: A Fight Between Regionalism And The Standardization Through Communication.
Latin
Communication
Fighting
Couldn't A Fire Outrun A Galloping Horse?
Horse
Fire
Galloping
Trending Author
Linda Sue Park
Richard Roeper
Saoirse Ronan
Roy Orbison
Hans Rosling
George Eads
Category
Information