Sue Harrison Quotes & Sayings

sorrow not only twists the heart, but also dims the eyes. Only the very wise can see good in the earth when they are grieving. — Sue Harrison

Be like this cup. Hold much, give much, and become rich with what is within you. — Sue Harrison

It is better to know than to be caught between hope and fear. — Sue Harrison

a man's power is not only what he knows it to be, but also what others think it to be. — Sue Harrison

How better to show your respect for another person's thoughts than by silence? Is it polite to cover those thoughts with your own ideas? What is polite about that? — Sue Harrison

A man is what he himself does, what he thinks, what he learns, his own skills. — Sue Harrison

Who can explain the difference between something chosen by the mind and something decided by the heart? Words are not kelp string. They cannot bind pain into neat packs to be stored away like food in a cache. — Sue Harrison

For what is storytelling if not ideas brought full and whole to the inner eyes of those who listen? — Sue Harrison

man has two choices. He can quit and wait to die, or he can sing. — Sue Harrison

I gathered his words like an old woman who picks up spilled beads, and his slowness gave me opportunity to consider the light and color and life in each. — Sue Harrison

Sometimes when you try too hard," Aqamdax explained, "things get tangled, and the only way to untangle them is to let go. — Sue Harrison