Alfred de Vigny Quotes

• Of what use is the memory of facts, if not to serve as an example of good or of evil?

  Alfred de Vigny

  Memories, Evil, Example

  Alfred de Vigny (1840). “Cinq Mars (Complete)”, p.3, Library of Alexandria

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• Invisible is real. Souls have their own world.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Real, Soul, World

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• On the day when man told the story of his life to man, history was born.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Men, Stories, Born

  Alfred de Vigny (1840). “Cinq Mars (Complete)”, p.3, Library of Alexandria

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• Only silence is great; all else is weakness.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Silence, Weakness, Silence Is

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• Of what use were the arts if they were only the reproduction and the imitation of life?

  Alfred de Vigny

  Art, Use, Imitation

  Alfred de Vigny (1840). “Cinq Mars (Complete)”, p.4, Library of Alexandria

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• Greatness is the dream of youth realized in old age.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Sueño, Grandeza, Edad

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• Fainthearted animals move about in herds. The lion walks alone in the desert. Let the poet always walk thus.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Moving, Animal, Desert

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• History is a novel for which the people is the author.

  Alfred de Vigny

  People, History, Novel

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• The first among mankind will always be those who make something imperishable out of a sheet of paper, a canvas, a piece of marble, or a few sounds

  Alfred de Vigny

  Paper, Firsts, Sound

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• I love the majesty of human suffering.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Suffering, Majesty, Human Suffering

  La Maison du Berger (1844)

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• What is a great life? It is the dreams of youth realised in old age.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Life, Dream, Age

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• Perform your long and heavy task with energy, treading the path to which Fate has been pleased to call you.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Fate, Long, Energy

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• Poetry is the disease of the brain.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Brain, Disease, Poetry Is

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• Del mismo modo que descendemos a nuestra conciencia para juzgar acciones que nuestra mente no puede sopesar, ¿no podemos también buscar en nosotros mismos el sentimiento que da origen a formas de pensamiento, siempre vagas y turbias?

  Alfred de Vigny

  Giving, Judging, Feelings

  Alfred De Vigny (2018). “Cinq Mars”, p.12, BoD – Books on Demand

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• Every man has seen the wall that limits his mind.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Art, Wall, Philosophy

  "Values of the Wise" by Jason Merchey, (p. 200), 2004.

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• The events I sought were never as great as I needed them to be.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Events, Needed

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• A calm despair, without angry convulsions or reproaches directed at heaven, is the essence of wisdom.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Essence, Heaven, Despair

  "Journal d'un poète"by Alfred de Vigny, (p. 32), 1949.

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• But it is the province of religion, of philosophy, of pure poetry only, to go beyond life, beyond time, into eternity.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Philosophy, Religion, Eternity

  Alfred de Vigny (1923). “Cinq Mars”

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• The true God, the mighty God, is the God of ideas.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Funny, Sarcastic, Ideas

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• What is a great life but a youthful intention carried out in maturity?

  Alfred de Vigny

  Maturity, Intention

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• The existence of the soldier, next to capital punishment, is the most grievous vestige of barbarism which survives among men.

  Alfred de Vigny

  War, Men, Soldier

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• We shall find in our troubled hearts, where discord reigns, two needs which seem at variance, but which merge, as I think, in a common source - the love of the true, and the love of the fabulous.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Corazón, Pensar, Dos

  Alfred De Vigny (2018). “Cinq Mars”, p.12, BoD – Books on Demand

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• Silence alone is great; all else is feebleness . . . Perform with all your heart your long and heavy task. . . . Then as do I, say naught, but suffer and die.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Heart, Long, Silence

  'La mort du loup' (1838)

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• To hold power has always meant to manipulate idiots and circumstances; and those circumstances and those idiots, tossed together, bring about those coincidences to which even the greatest men confess they owe most of their fame

  Alfred de Vigny

  Men, Together, Idiot

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• No writer, no matter how gifted, immortalizes himself unless he has crystallized into expressive and original phrase the eternal sentiments and yearnings of the human heart.

  Alfred de Vigny

  Heart, Phrases, Matter

  Alfred de Vigny (1905). “Cinq Mars ...”

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