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Pessoa, Fernando quotes: To belong to something - that's banal. Creed, ideal, wife or profession: nothing but prison cells and shackles.

To belong to something - that's banal. Creed, ideal, wife or profession: nothing but prison cells and shackles.

Pessoa, Fernando quotes: Freedom would mean rest, artistic achievement, the intellectual fulfilment of my being.

Freedom would mean rest, artistic achievement, the intellectual fulfilment of my being.

Pessoa, Fernando quotes: I loathe the happiness of all these people who don't know they're unhappy.

I loathe the happiness of all these people who don't know they're unhappy.

Pessoa, Fernando quotes: Living is in itself dying because every new day we enjoy is another day of our lives lost.

Living is in itself dying because every new day we enjoy is another day of our lives lost.

Pessoa, Fernando quotes: The gods grant nothing more than life,So let us reject whatever lifts us To unbreathable heights, Eternal but flowerless.

The gods grant nothing more than life,
So let us reject whatever lifts us
To unbreathable heights,
Eternal but flowerless.

Pessoa, Fernando quotes: Everyone and everything oppresses me, chokes and maddens me; I am troubled by a crushing physical sense of other people's lack of comprehension.

Everyone and everything oppresses me, chokes and maddens me; I am troubled by a crushing physical sense of other people's lack of comprehension.

Pessoa, Fernando quotes: These of us who have risen highest merely have a deeper awareness of how uncertain and empty everything is.

These of us who have risen highest merely have a deeper awareness of how uncertain and empty everything is.

Pessoa, Fernando quotes: He must be a grown man, stolid, reliably fulfilling his duties, married perhaps, someone's breadwinner - in other words, one of the living dead.

He must be a grown man, stolid, reliably fulfilling his duties, married perhaps, someone's breadwinner - in other words, one of the living dead.