Annisa Pohan Quotes & Sayings

Isn't it better to have men being ungrateful than to miss a chance to do good? — Denis Diderot

Come and find me," she said.
"Always. — Nicole Castroman

There are many advices on writing. The best I know is stop reading them and start writing — Bangambiki Habyarimana

Hope for the best, survive the worst, find humor wherever you can. — Claire Scovell LaZebnik

When you come home to me, I will always be here waiting for you. — Meljean Brook

No burden is so heavy for a man to bear as a succession of happy days. — Max Planck

Were we to confront our creaturehood squarely, how would we propose to educate? The answer, I think is implied in the root of the word education, educe, which means "to draw out." What needs to be drawn out is our affinity for life. That affinity needs opportunities to grow and flourish, it needs to be validated, it needs to be instructed and disciplined, and it needs to be harnessed to the goal of building humane and sustainable societies. Education that builds on our affinity for life would lead to a kind of awakening of possibilities and potentials that lie dormant and unused in the industrial-utilitarian mind. Therefore the task of education, as Dave Forman stated, is to help us 'open our souls to love this glorious, luxuriant, animated, planet.' The good news is that our own nature will help us in the process if we let it. — David Orr

Viscount Darleigh was charming as well as handsome, and he had the uncanny ability to look in the direction of the person who was speaking almost as if he could see that person. He moved about with the aid of a cane but with surprising confidence. It was clear that he had learned how to cope with his blindness at least within the confines of his own home. — Mary Balogh

Some writers may never create a work. Their purpose is to help others create their first word. — Darnell Lamont Walker

I called him up from a phone booth. The voice that answered was fat. It wheezed softly, like the voice of a man who had just won a pie-eating contest. — Raymond Chandler