Perdamaian Palestina Quotes & Sayings

History as the slaughter-bench — Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

If the wind and rain could play guitar, they would sound a lot like Doc Watson — Greg Brown

For people are like mist, here today gone tomorrow. — Anonymous

When it comes to compounding, don't trust your intuition - you have no idea how powerful it is. — Manoj Arora

She would pause sometimes to listen to the sound of the water as it lightly hit the walls of the fort. This too was music to her ears; it would calm her down and give her respite from the humdrum of life — Anamika Mishra

He slept still in the induced coma his doctors had kept him in since he arrived. She could see the bruises, see the healing wound of the burn that stretched over his side. She reached out a hand, hovered just above the field and traced the path of the yellow, black and angry red of his healing flesh.
She had done that to him. — Mary Brock Jones

Stop doing what you're able to do and figure out what you were made to do - then do lots of that. — Bob Goff

Cut off a wolf's head and it still has the power to bite. — Hayao Miyazaki

Life is Beauty, Mystery, Sweetness and Terror. Get married soon as possible so when you get divorced, you're not too old.
Miss Agony — W.H. Manville

You should never wear a baseball cap when working in close quarters in the attic: You never see that beam above you! — Alex Trebek

...such a vehement impatience of restraint and steady work; such a strong wish for wings - wings such as wealth can furnish; such an urgent thirst to see, to know, to learn; something internal seemed to expand bodily for a minute. — Charlotte Bronte

It occurred to me that the act of writing had led me through a swirl of memories that might otherwise have ended in paralysis or worse. By telling stories, you objectify your own experience. You separate it from yourself. You pin down certain truths. You make up others. You start sometimes with an incident that truly happened, like the night in the shit field, and you carry it forward by inventing incidents that did not in fact occur but that nonetheless help to clarify and explain. — Tim O'Brien

Absence is worse than death. — Vaddey Ratner