Matsue Castle Quotes & Sayings

In Lebanon, it's never over for anyone. You cannot write off anyone or anything in this country. — Saad Hariri

Ain't I your man?" he persisted.
"Yeah, Ellis, you're my man." Her lips quaked as she said it. — Tracy Winegar

Nothing mortal is so unstable and subject to change as power which has no foundation. — Tacitus

O my body, make of me always a man who questions! — Frantz Fanon

The pain others give passes away in their later kindness, but that of our own blunders, especially when they hurt our vanity, never passes away — William Butler Yeats

For me, life without murder is like a life without food. I was the father of these people, since it was I who opened the door for them to another world. — Alexander Pichushkin

Neil sucked in a deep breath that ripped him open on its way down. "I'd ask you how it feels, but I guess you've always known what it's like to be second, you worthless piece of shit. — Nora Sakavic

Tell me what happened," he demands. "Um, well, I touched it." "You touched what?" "It. You know, his boy part." Damian snickers. "Seriously, Keats, you shouldn't be touching it if you aren't mature enough to say it. Besides, what's the big deal?" "Shut up. And it's a big deal for us. I mean, I still haven't actually seen it, but I kinda felt it." "Felt it, or did something to it?" "Fine. I did something to it with my hand." "That would be called a hand job, Keats. Say it with me now. H-a-n-d J-o-b. — Jillian Dodd

You can only be loved to the extent that you are known. — Pete Wilson

I've never been obsessed by how I looked. In fact, I would rather have looked more ordinary so I could play more parts more truthfully. — Marian Seldes

I'm a TV junkie. — Shannon Elizabeth

Warning: This title is sexually explicit with mild bdsm. If you like it rough and spanky, this may be for you. — Tasha L. Harrison

In order to create it is necessary to destroy; and the agent of destruction in society is the poet. I believe that the poet is necessarily an anarchist, and that he must oppose all organized conceptions of the State, not only those which we inherit from the past, but equally those which are imposed on people in the name of the future. — Herbert Read