Samuel Beckett Quotes

And I Seemed To See Myself Ageing As Swiftly As A Day-fly. But The Idea Of Ageing Was Not Exactly The One Which Offered Itself To Me. And What I Saw Was More Like A Crumbling, A Frenzied Collapsing Of All That Had Always Protected Me From All I Was Always Condemned To Be.

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