This quote expresses a profound sense of universal animation and interconnectedness. It suggests that life permeates all things, imbuing them with not just vitality but also consciousness and an inherent capacity for love, painting a picture of a vibrant and deeply feeling world.
Quote by Boris Pasternak: “Everything is alive, everything breathes, everything thinks. Everything is in love.”
Everything is alive, everything breathes, everything thinks. Everything is in love.
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Historical Context
Set against the backdrop of the Russian Revolution, the novel often features lyrical passages about nature and the human spirit, contrasting with the era's brutality and celebrating an almost pantheistic view of life.
About the Author
Russian poet and novelist who is best known internationally for his novel Doctor Zhivago, which was banned in the Soviet Union and published abroad in 1957. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1958 but was forced to decline it under Soviet pressure. His poetry is considered among the finest in the Russian language.
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