D.H. Lawrence Quotes

We Are Afraid Of The Instincts. We Are Afraid Of The Intuition Within Us. We Suppress The Instincts, And We Cut Off Our Intuitional Awareness From One Another And From The World. The Reason Being Some Great Shock To The Procreative Self. Now We Know One Another Only As Ideal Or Social Or Political Entities, Fleshless, Bloodless And Cold Like Bernard Shaw's Creatures. Intuitively We Are Dead To One Another, We Have All Gone Cold. But By Intuition Alone Can Man Really Be Aware Of Man, Or Of The Living, Substantial World. By Intuition Alone Can Man Love And Know Either Woman Or World, And By Intuition Alone Can He Bring Forth Images Of The Magic Awareness Which We Call Art.

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