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Bernard Malamud65 quotes“There comes a time in a man’s life when to get where he has to go – if there are no doors or windows he walks through a wall.”
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Children were strangers you loved because you could love. If they gave back love when they were grown you were ahead of the game.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud The wild begins where you least expect it, one step off your normal course
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud … it’s possible to let love fly by like a cloud in a windy sky if one is too timid, or perhaps unable to believe he is entitled to good fortune.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud Of course it would cost something, but he was an expert in cutting corners; and when there were no more corners left he would make circles rounder.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud If you ever forget you are a Jew a goy will remind you.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud I am somewhat of a meliorist. That is to say, I act as an optimist because I find I cannot act at all, as a pessimist.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud (Clothes) cannot change a man’s nature. He’s either kind or he isn’t, with or without clothes.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud If the stories come, you get them written, you’re on the right track. Eventually everyone learns his or her own best way. The real mystery to crack is you.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud I sometimes confuse myself with the little I know.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud As long as a man stays alive he can’t tell what chances will pop up next. But a dead man signs no checks.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud We have in my country (Russia) a quotation: “It is impossible to make out of apology a fur coat.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud First drafts are for learning what your story is about.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud Writers who can’t invent stories often substitute style for narrative. They remind me of the painter who couldn’t paint people, so he painted chairs.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud All men are Jews, though few men know it.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud You can’t eat language but it eases thirst.
Bernard MalamudBernard Malamud One’s fantasy goes for a walk and returns with a bride.
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Moonlight floods the whole sky from horizon to horizon; How much it can fill your room depends on its windows.
RumiRumi If it hurts to breathe, open a window.
The WeekndThe Weeknd Better keep yourself clean and bright; you are the window through which you must see the world.
George Bernard ShawGeorge Bernard Shaw We would be together and have our books and at night be warm in bed together with the windows open and the stars bright.
Ernest HemingwayErnest Hemingway There’s a world out there. Open a window, and it’s there.
Robin WilliamsRobin Williams I have forgotten your love, yet I seem to glimpse you in every window.
Pablo NerudaPablo Neruda So I wait for you like a lonely house till you will see me again and live in me. Till then my windows ache.
Pablo NerudaPablo Neruda A morning-glory at my window satisfies me more than the metaphysics of books.
Walt WhitmanWalt Whitman
