1225 Quotes & Sayings

No one could replace her for me, even if all I was holding onto was a memory. — Aurora Rose Reynolds

Being liked for the way you looked is worse than not being liked at all. — Amanda Hocking

I loved the sound of the words, even if I was not entirely sure what all of them meant. — Neil Gaiman

Don't let fear govern your decision. — Nicholas Sparks

Alone
everything changes.
Some might call it distorted reality
but it's exactly the place I need to be. — Ellen Hopkins

It's not instant composing; it's not following any kind of a formula. All you do is hear music in your head and reproduce it. — Lennie Tristano

It's my battle cry: Appreciate Everything! — Katherine Center

The hardest thing in life may be to learn to truly trust that there is something noble and generative in ourselves. This is a greater sense of the notion of believing in our self; to truly believe in oneself means to uncover the inner core of imagination and authenticity that can also be called the genius within us. When we connect to the inner resident of the soul, we also learn how we are woven to the Soul of the World. — Michael Meade

Inspiration comes from doing. — Robert Genn

I'm like crack. People don't want to like me, but once they get a taste, they always come back for more. — Darynda Jones

That's not the way the human heart works. I can't just amputate what I feel. — Blake Crouch

Simple. Judaism had its day, and if the Jews had been smart, when Christianity came along they'd have joined up. Christianity has had its day, and if you were intelligent you'd both join the newest religion. Islam!" He bowed low and said, "Soon all Africa will be Islamic. And all Black America. I see India giving up Hinduism while Burma and Thailand surrender Buddhism. Gentlemen, I represent the religion of the future. I offer you salvation. — James A. Michener

You can say no if you dun' wanna do it," he finally says, "but I was thinkin' maybe you could teach me to read."
"Shit, Jimmy, I just gave away my reading slate to Bill."
"I know it," he says, "but I didn't wanna read none of that stuff anyhow."
"Then what did you want to read?"
"I wanna read those poems you said you might write."
I can't help but smile so wide my cheeks hurt.
"Okay, Jimmy. I'm going to write you a poem for your birthday, and then I'm going to teach you how to read it. — Ryan Winfield

One important thing about life : At my funeral, my living dream and my lived days must be in synchronism. — Myself