Jean Genet Quotes

Neither The State Guards Nor The Municipal Police Stopped Me. What They Saw Going By Was No Longer A Man But The Curious Product Of Misfortune, Something To Which Laws Could Not Be Applied. I Had Exceeded The Bounds Of Indecency.

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