Fernando Pessoa Quotes

There Are Moments, Such As The One That Oppresses Me Now, When I Feel My Own Self Far More Than I Feel External Things, And Everything Transforms Into A Night Of Rain And Mud Where, Lost In The Solitude Of An Out-of-the-way Station, I Wait Interminably For The Next Third-class Train.

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