Berusaha Menghafal Quotes & Sayings

How far is the light of the moon from the moon? How far is the taste of candy from the lip? — Rumi

When the surf is really good, it's hard for me to concentrate on work. So I really have to watch when and where I surf - I won't get anything done if I get the fever. Then it's like I come into work and I'm wet and waterlogged and ready for lunch. — Chris Carter

Certainly a wilderness area, a little portion of our planet left alone ... will furnish us with a number of very important uses ... If we are wise, we will cherish what we have left of such places in our land. — Olaus Murie

To be a saint does not exclude fine dresses nor a beautiful house. — Katharine Tynan

Evil lurks where disappointment lodges. — George Foreman

Carnal love is the love of table, not of the host. — Charles Haddon Spurgeon

Of course you do, child," said mother. "Families were made to cling together, and stand by each other in every circumstance of life - joy or sorrow. Of course you need your family. — Gene Stratton-Porter

I started out of course with Hemingway when I learned how to write. Until I realized Hemingway doesn't have a sense of humor. He never has anything funny in his stories. — Elmore Leonard

Do you have reason? I have. Why then do you not use it? For if reason does its own work, what else could you wish for? — Marcus Aurelius

It is often said that the invention of terrible weapons of destruction will put an end to war. That is an error. As the means of extermination are improved, the means of reducing men who hold the state conception of life to submission can be improved to correspond. They may slaughter them by thousands, by millions, they may tear them to pieces, still they will march to war like senseless cattle. Some will want beating to make them move, others will be proud to go if they are allowed to wear a scrap of ribbon or gold lace. — Leo Tolstoy

We can't know what's going to happen. We can just try to figure it out as we go along.
- Roger Sullivan — Morgan Matson

One should never turn to one's left when facing the nagual. — Carlos Castaneda