Date: 1952
De la partie la plus noire de mon âme, à travers la zone hachurée me monte ce désir d'être tout à coup blanc [Out of the blackest part of my soul, through the zone of hachures, surges up this desire to be suddenly white].
preview | full record— Fanon, Frantz (1925-1961)
Date: 1952
La structure néurotique d'un individu sear justement l'élaboration, la formation, l'éclosion dans le moi de noeuds conflictuels provenant d'une part du milieu, d'autre part de la façon toute personelle dont cet individu réagit à ces influences [The neurotic structure of an individual is precisely...
preview | full record— Fanon, Frantz (1925-1961)
Date: 1949-1952, 1953
"Hard, hard work, excavating and digging, mining, moling through tunnels, heaving, pushing, moving rock, working, working, working, working, working, panting, hauling, hoisting. And none of this work is seen from the outside. It's internally done. It happens because you are powerless and unable t...
preview | full record— Bellow, Saul (1915-2005)
Date: 1953
"Should poets bicycle-pump the human heart / Or squash it flat?"
preview | full record— Amis, Kingsley (1922-1995)
Date: 1954
"The furniture of our minds consists of what we hear, read, observe, discuss and think each day."
preview | full record— Watson, Thomas J. (1874-1956)
Date: December, 1954
"My mind, a vagrant, dreams on the shining Alps."
preview | full record— Scott, Peter Dale (b. January 11, 1929)
Date: December, 1954
"Does Somebody look bored, / His thoughts vacant as plaster, with being year / After bleeding year, our immobile word?"
preview | full record— Scott, Peter Dale (b. January 11, 1929)
Date: April 1955
"The something gloom Of my soul's deep and dreary catacomb."
preview | full record— Huxley, Aldous (1894-1963)
Date: April 1955
"'The something gloom,' she declaimed triumphantly, 'Of my soul's irremediable tomb.'"
preview | full record— Huxley, Aldous (1894-1963)
Date: 1955
"The courtyards of the inner heart go round / And round, so sure are they / Where they will end; the brick / Convolutions enter and extend / The individual life, and come to end."
preview | full record— Miles, Josephine (1911-1985)