Hared Quotes & Sayings

When finally the sky grew ink-black, the trees were visible only as their swaying branches blotted out the stars that crossed in blazing showers, as sometimes they do. The language of the stars, seldom read and heeded less, told beautifully and in silence of all the victories that had ever been won and all the defeats ever suffered. In uncountable lines of light across the widest sphere, the stars spoke of everything notable even down to a leaf blowing rhythmically in the wind. — Mark Helprin

Wars shatter so many lives. I think especially of children robbed of their childhood. — Pope Francis

Biggest fear of life is, fear of change. — Sukant Ratnakar

I wasn't sure if what I was feeling was love, but I'd never felt this way before. — Jamie McGuire

Bill looked up, wiping his eyes. They were all soaked to the skin and looked like a litter of pups that had just forded a river. "Ih-It's scuh-scuh-hared of u-u-us, you know, " he said. "I can fuh-feel th-that. I swear to Guh-God I c-c-can. " Bev nodded soberly. "I think you're right. " "H-H-Help m-m-me, " Bill said. "P-P-Pl-Please. H-H-Help m-m-me. — Stephen King

You could think of an ecosystem as a bunch of antagonistic arms races, almost: Everything that an animal depends upon for food is the body part of some other animal or plant who would just as soon keep that body part for itself. — Steven Pinker

When life gives you lemons ... they could really be oranges. — Ellen DeGeneres

Be thorough in all you do; and remember that although ignorance often may be innocent, pretension is always despicable. — William E. Gladstone

The most important thing in industry is the person who does the industry, which is the worker ... Labor is the only source of wealth. — Eli Siegel

I only have room to do things that I have a love for in my life. — Mae Whitman

She cuts with daggerous eyes of fire
Words like poison coat fangs of bad intent
And biting remarks carve into holiday delights
Leaving dark the places once light. — Neil Leckman

A couple of times he called the second he'd finished reading a novel and just had to tell me about it, and I know it sounds hokey and librarianish to say so, but I just swooned when he did that. — Sarah Vowell

I spend 60 percent of my time planning, 60 percent with people, and all other duties are completed with whatever time is left — Alden W. Clausen