Frases de Giacomo Leopardi
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Giacomo Leopardi
Fecha de nacimiento: 29. Junio 1798
Fecha de muerte: 14. Junio 1837
Otros nombres: Giacomo Graf Leopardi
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El conde Giacomo Taldegardo Francesco di Sales Saverio Pietro Leopardi fue un poeta, filósofo, filólogo y erudito italiano del Romanticismo.
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Frases Giacomo Leopardi
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„It seems as though death were the essential aim of all things. That which has no existence cannot die; yet all that exists has proceeded from nothing. The final cause of existence is not happiness, for nothing is happy. It is true, living creatures seek this end in all their works, but none obtain it; and during all their life, ever deceiving, tormenting, and exerting themselves, they suffer indeed for no other purpose than to die.“
— Giacomo Leopardi
Essays and Dialogues (1882), The Song of the Wild Cock
