Bethlin Quotes & Sayings

And so because he was half bastard, half gentleman, he asked for her bra — Alison Kent

Outwardly mocking, but never quite to the point if not wanting to participate. — Robyn Schneider

Some people are born empty. All manner of good deeds and patience and loving kindness can't even begin to fill them up. — Marlena De Blasi

In our dreams lies our unfinished work for the world. — Joan D. Chittister

I am," I said
To no one there
An no one heard at all
Not even the chair
"I am," I cried
"I am," said I
And I am lost, and I can't even say why
Leavin' me lonely still — Neil Diamond

I just don't eat too much. That's never been my problem. — Gary Cole

To serve grand ideas with a major work is not bad, nor is it all there's to art. — Vaclav Havel

her bed by the stove, Cornelia's hand hovers over the remaining cabbage. — Jessie Burton

It is true that the vast majority of gun deaths in America are not the consequence of the use of an 'assault weapon.' But that begs the question of whether assault weapons have any real utility either in terms of any sporting or self protection needs. — Joe Biden

Brush your teeth with gasoline.
Sleep all day and climb trees at night.
Be a monk and drink buckshot and beer.
Hold your head under water and play the violin.
Do a belly dance before pink candles.
Kill your dog.
Run for mayor.
Live in a barrel.
Break your head with a hatchet.
Plant tulips in the rain.

But don't write any more poetry. — Charles Bukowski

We instinctively wave to people on trains because trains are a metaphor for being alive: countless souls, trapped together, hurtling across the landscape, with a destination somewhere in the unseeable distance.
Nobody ever waves at buses. — Douglas Coupland

I will say this, - though: If it is true that fusion will put unlimited amounts of energy into our hands, then I'm worried. Our record on this score is extremely poor. — David R. Brower

I fell asleep in an empty field, but woke up at the circus. — J.J. Howard

Billy felt he would burst. He knew that feeling well. But never in a good way. Until now. — Ethel Rohan