Truth is rarely pure and never simple.

Definition by Oscar Wilde about truth, purity

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Truth is rarely pure and never simple.

Definition by Oscar Wilde about truth, purity.

Oscar Wilde

Oscar Wilde 1854 - 1900, irish playwright

Was born on: 16 oct 1854.
Died on 30 nov 1900, at 46 years old.

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