Rainer Maria Rilke Quotes

Yes, He Knew That We Was Withdrawing From Everything: Not Merely From Human Beings. A Moment More And Everything Will Have Lost Its Meaning, And That Table And The Cup, And The Chair To Which He Clings, All The Near And The Commonplace, Will Have Become Unintelligible, Strange And Heavy. So He Sat There And Waited Until It Should Have Happened. And Defended Himself No Longer.

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