Isimiaki Quotes & Sayings

All right, Adam", I say. "You're gonna help me win this war. — Pittacus Lore

Silence often speaks louder than words. To be heard is nice to be understood is divine. — Truth Devour

Daisies opened in sly lust to the sun-rays and rain-spears, and eft-flies, locked in a blind embrace, spun radiantly through the glutinous light to their ordained death. — Stella Gibbons

There, in the horseshoe drive, Kelly, gullible and mortal Kelly, awaits an explanation from a bedraggled immortal. The Minotaur accepts this temporary blessing for all it is worth. There are few things that he knows, these among them: that is is inevitable, even necessary, for a creature half man and half bull to walk the face of the earth; that in the numbing span of eternity even the most monstrous among us needs love; that the minutiae of life sometimes defer to folly; that even in the most tedious unending life there comes, occasionally, hope. One simply has to wait and be ready. — Steven Sherrill

We were young, we were merry, we were very, very wise, And the door stood open at our feast, When there passed us a woman with the West in her eyes, And a man with his back to the East. — Mary Elizabeth Coleridge

Creation, like vengeance, is God's. It is dangerous when man tampers with it. — Marjorie Benton Cooke

I expected Abe to yell for everyone to shut up or something like that. Of course, Nathan had been trying that for a while with no results. So, I was quite shocked-as was everyone else- when Abe put a finger to his lips and let out the most ear-piercing whistle I had ever heard. A whistle like that through a microphone? Yeah. It hurt my ears. It had to be worse for the Moroi, and the screeching feedback in the speakers didn't help.
The room quieted enough for him to be heard. "Now that you have some sense to keep your mouths shut," said Abe,"we have ... some things to say. — Richelle Mead

History is worth reading when it tells us truly what the attitude toward life was in the past. — Dorothy Canfield Fisher

Those who die relearn or remember The secrets of life that they forgot at birth. — Elizabeth A. Johnson

It does bear emphasis that slippery-slope arguments are notoriously invalid. — Jerry A. Fodor