Author of quotes: George Orwell. Page 5

Enough with the idea to return to the past. Well, what good in trying to see again the places of his childhood? Well, there are more of these places. To breathe! Air also no more. The dumpster, where we all piled up, cover up to the stratosphere.

The human brain, if you've noticed, works some jerks. No experience does not stay long.

A strange feeling arises when you reappear at the edges, I had not seen for twenty years. Everything seems to be fine remember all refuses not. And distance others. different notable details seemed to be moved. Besides, I remember something very clearly, but in a specific point.

Isn't it strange we are forever assuming that everything about the dream is absolutely unattainable?

Wherever we went, we explicitly roll down. Grave or cesspool. And it will not survive if it is inside the confusion. Something of us is gone. Eternal hustle and bustle! The eternal battle for a handful of cash. Nerves torn to shreds, instead of bone marrow emptiness in the bones.

I don't want to right now women don't even want to recapture your youth. One desire is to be alive. All this feeling and stains, and at the same time something flares up inside.

Today, everyone with a brain have the expectation of horror.

The strong influence still no books, and the idiotic absurdity of my then existence.

We're always amazed that with our level at the time of development, so aligned that it seems written for you personally.

People were not used to look forward to something for reasonable.

The war extinguished all human feeling down to the dramatic experiences of loss of property.

Honesty, diligence and thrift to lean will not.

A sense of security even in unreliable circumstances.

Why despise sentimentality about "before the war" ? Always, looking back, the first thing to remember some pleasant moments, even from the war years. But then, "before the war", people really had something now, a single gram no. Yes, just about the future was not thought of as inevitable looming nightmare. Not that life was easier. In fact, it was difficult. People worked more and lived less comfortably, under age very bad.