Cultivados Quotes & Sayings

At daybreak Morn shall come to meIn raiment of the white winds spun. — Madison Cawein

father and there wouldn't be a thing you could do about it." Anetta felt her stomach flutter at the closeness of him. His arm around her waist was like steel and all she could think of was heat. It radiated from him like the hot Texas sun outside. She gazed up into his stormy eyes and watched — Cia Leah

We old athletes carry the disfigurements and markings of contests remembered only by us and no one else. Nothing is more lost than a forgotten game. — Pat Conroy

I'm always amazed how many politicians have a very unlikely story, and when I talk to groups of students, I remind them that not everybody who gets into politics is a lawyer or went to school to study it. We all come to it for different reasons. — Chellie Pingree

The streets of a modern city are depressing. They are so aimless and so weak in their lines and their masses, that the mind and senses jog on their way like passengers in a train with blinds down in an overcrowded carriage. — Wyndham Lewis

You took my life apart and put it back together. — Cassandra Clare

You always know when you're going to arrive. If you go by car, you don't. Apart from anything else, I prefer cycling. It puts you in a good mood, I find. — Alan Bennett

I prefer the absurdity of writing poems
to the absurdity of not writing poems. — Wislawa Szymborska

I like rudeness a great deal better than flattery. — Charlotte Bronte

The tea-infused steam was another smell that brought back a fistful of memories, and I let them come. Better to open the door for them, even if they are sad, than to let them burn your house down from the outside. — Alexander Gordon Smith

Existence is in a way so banal, you may as well try and make a kind of grandeur of it — Francis Bacon

When women came up with PMS, men came up with ESPN. — Joan Of Arc

With sixty professors there are roughly eighteen hundred pairs of professors. Out of that many pairs it was not surprising that there were some whose members did not like one another. — Stanislaw Ulam