Henri Barbusse Quote

I come back as I always do to the greatness of mankind's curse, and I repeat it with the monotony of those who are always right — oh, without God, without a harbour, without enough rags to cover us, all we have, standing erect on the land of the dead, is the rebellion of our smile, the rebellion of being gay when darkness envelops us. We are divinely alone, the heavens have fallen on our heads.

The Inferno (1917) - Ch. XVI

I come back as I always do to the greatness of mankind's curse, and I repeat it with the monotony of those who are always right — oh, without God,...

I come back as I always do to the greatness of mankind's curse, and I repeat it with the monotony of those who are always right — oh, without God,...

I come back as I always do to the greatness of mankind's curse, and I repeat it with the monotony of those who are always right — oh, without God,...

I come back as I always do to the greatness of mankind's curse, and I repeat it with the monotony of those who are always right — oh, without God,...