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"Daca Lica ar fi fost alt om, el n-ar fi statut asa cu privirea pierduta in vant, ci s-ar fi bucurat de vederea femeii frumoase, care-l privea oarecum pierduta si speriata de barbatia infatisarii lui."

he's into Ghita just wait and see

"Lica, un om de treizeci si sase de ani, inalt, uscativ si supt la fata, cu mustata lunga, cu ochii mici si verzi si cu sprancenele dese si impreunate la mijloc. Lica era porcar, insa dintre cei ce poarta camasa subtire si alba ca floricelele, pieptar cu bumbi de argint si bici de carmajin, cu codoristea de os impodobit cu flori taiate si cu ghintulete de aur."

dilf ce sa mai!!

"Nu stiu, n-am vazut, am atatea si atatea turme in raspunderea mea si nu ma pot strica cu oamenii". El stie ce stie, numai pentru nevoile lui."

morally grey hottie!

"De aceea samadaul nu e numai om cu stare, ci mai ales om aspru si neindurat, care umbla mereu calare de la turma la turma, care stie toate infundaturile, cunoaste pe toti oamenii buni si mai ales pe cei rai, de care tremura toata lunca si care stie sa afle urechea grasunului pripasit chiar si din oala cu varza."

lica mafiotu!

"Duminica dimineata Ghita punea calul la teleaga si batrana se ducea la biserica, fiindca batranul, fie iertat, fusese cojocar si cantaret de strana, si asa, mergand la biserica, ea se ducea parca sa-l vada pe el."

"Cinci cruci stau inaintea morii, doua de piatra si trei altele cioplite din lemn de stejar, impodobite cu tircalamul si vopsite cu icoane sfinte; toate aceste sunt semne care-l vestesc pe drumet ca aci locul e binecuvantat, deoarece acolo unde vezi o cruce de aceste a aflat un om o bucurie ori a scapat altul de o primejdie."

“I will not let myself be worsened for Christ’s sake, but want to be good for God. I do not want to be called a sinner from the outset, for perhaps I am not. I have mornings of such purity! I could talk with God, I need no one to help me draft letters to him.”

“ In order to describe the singular situation of our sensuality, one would have to be able to say: once we were children everywhere, now we only are in one place. – But if there is even a single person among us who is certain of this and capable of providing the evidence to show it,

“The terrible untruth and uncertainty of our times has its cause in the inability to admit the happiness of sex, in this peculiarly misplaced culpability which is increasing all the time and divides us from the whole of the rest of nature and even from the child, although, as I learnt in that unforgettable night, the child’s innocence does not at all consist as it were in being ignorant of sex –”

“my sexuality is not only directed towards my descendants, it is the mystery of my own life, and only because it cannot, as it seems, occupy a position at the centre of it have so many people pushed it to the edges of themselves and in doing so lost their equilibrium.”

“Why, if it is true that guilt and sin, because of the inner tension of our soul, had to be invented, why were they not fixed to another part of our bodies; why were they dropped in to wait until they dissolved in our pure well, poisoning and muddying it? Why has our sexuality been made homeless, instead of locating in it the celebration of our true abode?”

“Why do we have to creep around outside it and get in eventually like burglars and thieves, into our own beautiful sexuality, where we stray around and stumble and bump into one another and then rush out again, like people caught red-handed, into the shadowy light of Christianity?”

“he opened for me perspectives of such purity into a region of the blindest suffering that my life seemed to begin again in a thousand places and my voice, when I wanted to answer, deserted me.”

“From that perspective, the slow is often the most rapid of all, that is, it turns out that we only called it slow because is was something we could not measure.”

“The rebel strains to escape the attraction of a centre of power, and perhaps he will succeed in leaving this force-field; but once outside it he is in a void and has to look around for a new gravitation that will include him. And this usually has even less legitimacy than the first”

“ Oh, it is high time the impoverished earth called in all the loans that have been made on her felicity to provide for a time that lies beyond the future.”

“and so more and more they deliver the earth into the hands of those who are prepared to turn it, the failed, suspect earth which is good for nothing better, to temporal, quick profit. This increasing ransacking of life, is it not a consequence of the devaluation of the Here and Now which has been going on for centuries? What madness, to divert us towards a beyond when we are surrounded by tasks

“Everything that they do themselves, according to their own insuppressible natures (so far as they are still living beings), stands in contradiction to this curious disposition of theirs, and so they cloud their own waters and continually have to refresh them. ”

“the After should have begun. This tree, it seems to me, should have become so one with us, or we with it, we on it, that we ought not always to be occupying ourselves with it but simply”

“It is a monstrous act of violence to begin something. I cannot begin. I’m simply jumping over what ought to be the beginning. Nothing is as powerful as silence. Were we not all of us born into talk, it would never have been broken.”

“But do not give in, request arguments, and act with this kind of attentiveness and consistency every single time, and the day will come when instead of being demolishers they will be among your best workers – perhaps the canniest of all those at work on the building of your life.”

“And your doubts can become a good quality if you school them. They must grow to be knowledgeable, they must learn to be critical. As soon as they begin to spoil something for you ask them why a thing is ugly, demand hard evidence, test them, and you will perhaps find them at a loss and short of an answer, or perhaps mutinous. ”

“Whether my letters can really be a help to you, well, I have my doubts. Do not say: Yes, they are. Just let them sink in quietly and without any particular sense of gratitude, and let’s wait and see what will come of it.”

“do not think that the person who is trying to console you lives effortlessly among the simple, quiet words that sometimes make you feel better. His life is full of troubles and sadness and falls far short of them. But if it were any different he could never have found the words that he did.”

“It is not victory that is the ‘great thing’ you think you have achieved, though the feeling itself is not in error. What is great is that there was already something there that you were able to set in place of that deception, something true and real. Without it, your victory would only have been a moral reaction with no further significance, but as it is it has become a segment of your life.”

“Perhaps all the dragons in our lives are princesses, only waiting for the day when they will see us handsome and brave? Perhaps everything terrifying is deep down a helpless thing that needs our help.”

“For it is not lethargy alone which causes human relationships to repeat themselves in the same old way with such unspeakable monotony in instance after instance; it is the fearful shying away from any kind of new, unforeseeable experience which we think we may not be equal to.”

“We must accept our existence in as wide a sense as can be; everything, even the unheard-of, must be possible within it. That, when you come down to it, is the only kind of courage that is demanded of us: the courage for the oddest, the most unexpected, the most inexplicable things that we may encounter. ”

“The future is fixed, dear Mr Kappus, but we move around in infinite space.”

It is necessary – and little by little our development will tend in this direction – that nothing alien should happen to us, but only what has long been part of us.”