Danowski Poetry Quotes & Sayings

Dialogue binds me Monologue imposes upon me Soliloquy isolates me The — Edouard Leve

Yes. No. Hang on. So what were these people? And pterodactyls have been extinct for fifty million years."

"If you say so, dear. Your father never really talked about it. — Neil Gaiman

My old teacher's definition of poetry is an attempt to understand. — Thom Gunn

The soul is perfected by knowledge and virtue. — Thomas Aquinas

The sooner I get through my schedule, the sooner I'll be home."
He grinned. "And we can have makeup sex."
Now there was that naughty side peeking out. "But we didn't have a fight," she countered.
"We did have a trial separation," he suggested.
He had her there.
"Go." She motioned toward the door. "We'll have all the makeup sex you want. Tonight."
He backed toward the door. She couldn't help watching the way he moved. So sexy. So chock-full of male confidence.
"I'll be waiting at your place. I'll even have dinner waiting."
Before she could question that promise he turned around and strolled out the door.
Her gaze narrowed. He said he'd have it ready, he didn't say he'd cook it.
Elizabeth pressed her hand to her tummy and smiled at the feeling of complete happiness that rushed through her.
Now she could rightfully say that she really did have it all.
And Joe Hennessey had definitely been worth the wait. — Debra Webb

Most of my career was negative. — Pete Maravich

They're people who probably imagine that they would have had a better time in the past. I wouldn't imagine you'd encounter a lot of black people saying 'Oh, the '50s, that was when America was great.' It's very dangerous because the past was imperfect, and you can't go back anyway. — Christine Jennings

It's the great tragedy - people employed in ways that don't fully tap everything they do best in life. — Neil DeGrasse Tyson

Mathematicians come to the solution of a problem by the simple arrangement of the data, and reducing the reasoning to such simple operations, to judgments so brief, that they never lose sight of the evidence that serves as their guide. — Antoine Lavoisier