Joseph Brodsky (gebürtig Iossif Alexandrowitsch Brodski, russisch Иосиф Александрович Бродский; * 24. Mai 1940 in Leningrad; † 28. Januar 1996 in New York) war ein russisch-US-amerikanischer Dichter und Nobelpreisträger für Literatur.
Belegte, datierte Zitate von Joseph Brodsky
For darkness restores what light cannot repair. There we are married, blest, we make once more the two-backed beast and children are the fair excuse of what we're naked for.
You know, when you go outside on the streets after having spent the day writing, you feel like a foreign body, even in your own country.
He’d be a ruin by now, both physically and mentally. Physically because of the bottle. . . .
The formula for prison is a lack of space counterbalanced by a surplus of time. This is what really bothers you, that you can't win.
It is the army that finally makes a citizen of you; without it you still have a chance, however slim, to remain a human being.
Die sechs Teilsignale hinter dem Fame-Score und ihre Ränge in den Ranglisten.
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