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Quotes from Farewell to Autumn — Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz

1885–1939 Poland

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There is nothing great and beautiful except death.

Farewell to Autumn (1927)

I hate her for having to love her so much.

Farewell to Autumn (1927)

And could God, if he wanted to, create another God, the same - after all, he is omnipotent. Then he wouldn't be bored.

Farewell to Autumn (1927)

And yet it is good, everything is good. What? – maybe not? It's fine, damn it, and whoever says no, I'll punch him in the face!

Farewell to Autumn (1927)

What would he give to be able to be, with a clear conscience, a homosexual, an artist, a cocaine addict - in general, an "ist", it doesn't matter what type - he even envied sportsmen's sports mania. And he was just a complicated metaphysical masochist.

Farewell to Autumn (1927)

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.