Alexander Pushkin
Russian poet
Sayings by Alexander Pushkin
I am like a dog that barks at the moon.
I am a great admirer of Shakespeare, and I believe he is the greatest poet of all time.
I am a man of contradictions, and I love to contradict myself.
I have a terrible temper, and I often say things I regret.
I am a great admirer of women, and I believe they are superior to men.
I am a poet, and I live in a world of dreams and illusions.
I am a great admirer of the French language, and I believe it is the most beautiful language in the world.
I am a great admirer of freedom, and I believe it is the most precious thing in the world.
I am a great admirer of the simple life, and I despise luxury and extravagance.
I am a great admirer of the Russian people, and I believe they are a great people.
I am a great admirer of the past, and I believe it is a great teacher.
I am a great admirer of the future, and I believe it is full of hope.
I am a great admirer of love, and I believe it is the greatest power in the world.
I am a great admirer of friendship, and I believe it is a treasure.
I am a great admirer of happiness, and I believe it is the goal of life.
I am a great admirer of sadness, and I believe it is a source of wisdom.
I am a great admirer of suffering, and I believe it is a path to enlightenment.
I am a great admirer of death, and I believe it is the ultimate liberation.
There are two kinds of fools: one knows not what he does, and the other knows not what he says.
A man's worth is estimated by his ability to keep his word.