Ingeborg Bachmann Quotes

The Arrogance To Insist On Her Own Unhappiness, Her Own Loneliness, Had Always Been In Her, But Only Now Did It Venture To Emerge; It Blossomed, Ran Wild, Smothered Her. She Was Unredeemable And Nobody Should Have The Effrontery To Redeem Her ...

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