Dean Koontz Quotes
His Failure To Defeat Something More Powerful Than Himself, And The Scar That Reminds Him Of His Failure, Is No Reason For Shame; Guilt Is Deserved Only When The Effort To Resist Evil Is Never Made. Yet The Human Heart Is Disheartened By The Most Unreasonable Self-judgments, Because Even When We Take On Giants, We Too Often Confuse Failure With Fault, Which I Know Too Well. The Only Way Back From Such A Bleak Despondency Is To Shape Humiliation Into Humility, To Strive Always To Triumph Over The Darkness While Never Forgetting That The Honor And The Beauty Are More In The Striving Than In The Winning. When Triumph At Last Comes, Our Efforts Alone Could Not Have Won The Day Without That Grace Which Surpasses All Understanding And Which Will, If We Allow It, Imbue Our Lives With Meaning.
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Odd Interlude #3 (An Odd Thomas Story)
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