Both of them described how similarly they thought and felt about things, and how words tumbled between them. They took words, like food, from each other’s mouths. Individual command melted as they finished each other’s thoughts and completed each other’s sentences.


- I Am Dynamite, A Life Of Friedrich Nietzsche

When they came down from the mountain, he said to her, quietly, ‘I thank you for the most exquisite dream of my life.’
The sight of the two of them descending, as radiant and transformed as if they had been making love up there, made Lou’s mother furious. Rée was overwhelmed by jealousy. He pestered her with questions. Lou crushed his petty prying by responding impenetrably, ‘His very laughter is a deed.’

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اللوحة جانت مشهورة كلش بأوروبا القرن الـ 19 والعشرين، بحيث يُقال أنّ فرويد ولينين وهتلر كلهم جانت عدهم نسخ منها ببيوتهم وغرف نومهم

‘I have taken a room with a view to the Island of the Dead,’ [in Venice] he wrote.
The view would inspire Nietzsche to write ‘The Tomb Song’, one of his most beautiful poems, in which the graves on the island include the tombs of his youth, of the gentle, strange marvels of love and of the songbirds of his hopes.

- I Am Dynamite

بالمناسبة، الرسام هو نفسه صاحب هاللوحة المشهورة:

Self-portrait with Death,
By Arnold Böcklin

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Identifying himself with Mozart's Don Giovanni is one of Nietzsche’s minor, but recurrent themes. He makes it clear that he is not the Don Giovanni of thousands of seductions but ‘the Don Giovanni of knowledge’, a reckless figure who chases up to the ‘highest and remotest stars of knowledge’ to explore forbidden realms, willing to sacrifice his immortal soul and forever endure the fires of Hell in order to gain occult revelation.

- I Am Dynamite

By Arnold Böcklin