George Steiner Quote

Often the children went alone, or held the hands of strangers. Sometimes parents saw them pass and did not dare call out their names. And they went, of course, not for anything they had done or said. But because their parents existed before them. The crime of being one's children.

"A Kind of Survivor" (1965). - Language and Silence: Essays 1958-1966 (1967)

Often the children went alone, or held the hands of strangers. Sometimes parents saw them pass and did not dare call out their names. And they went,...

Often the children went alone, or held the hands of strangers. Sometimes parents saw them pass and did not dare call out their names. And they went,...

Often the children went alone, or held the hands of strangers. Sometimes parents saw them pass and did not dare call out their names. And they went,...

Often the children went alone, or held the hands of strangers. Sometimes parents saw them pass and did not dare call out their names. And they went,...