Franz Kafka Quotes

I Felt So Weak And Unhappy That I Buried My Face In The Ground: I Could Not Bear The Strain Of Seeing Around Me The Things Of The Earth. I Felt Convinced That Every Movement And Every Thought Was Forced, And That One Had To Be On One's Guard Against Them.

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