It's sad, but youth has to go sometime. Even if one keeps it in one's heart, unfortunately for nature, one does not keep it in one's knees.
Author: Werich Jan
People and Man - Page 10
The little ones are always afraid of the big ones, but it is worth considering that the very big ones are almost always afraid of the tiny ones.
Author: Werich Jan
Author: Werich Jan
It is better to talk to a smart person about something stupid than to a stupid person about something smart.
Author: Werich Jan
Author: Werich Jan
I already know that the zest for life and the joy of being can be more easily gained from the actions of nature than from the actions of people.
Author: Werich Jan
Author: Werich Jan
Instead of sabres we have tanks today and people won't give up and won't give up and won't give up.
Author: Werich Jan
Author: Werich Jan
Science is needed. But if Newton had been lying somewhere else and hadn't had that pear, or whatever it was, fall on his nose and alert him to the fact that there is also earth gravity, that gravity would have continued. He wouldn't have discovered it. Someone else would have discovered it. Twenty minutes or a hundred years from now. But if Shakespeare hadn't written Hamlet, he never would have! If the great artists hadn't done their work, we'd have been the poorer for it! Because art is communication.
Author: Werich Jan
Author: Werich Jan
Well, the stupid know, they have time to remember. The smart ones have to figure it out. Now it's about what pays better. Not remembering.
Author: Werich Jan
Author: Werich Jan
A man who writes something to make sure he is a craftsman is, with forgiveness, a dunce.
Author: Werich Jan
Author: Werich Jan
The great words, the pathos, the monumentality of paintings and monuments were not born in the longitude and latitude of the land that Smetana called My Homeland. For us, big words have always aroused a healthy distrust.
Author: Werich Jan
Author: Werich Jan
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