Polikarpova Young Quotes & Sayings

We elect our Presidents, be they Republican or Democrat, then start daring 'em to make good. — Will Rogers

When you swim, be a part of the sea; when you walk, be a part of the road! Integrate with the universe! See it not as a distinct entity, but as your own continuation, as your own self! — Mehmet Murat Ildan

London, thou art the flower of cities all! — William Dunbar

We were very fortunate, because we had so many hits, so we'd be singing out all hits. — Patty Andrews

The moth unwitting rushes on the fire, Through ignorance the fish devours the bait, We men know well the foes that lie in wait, Yet cannot shun the meshes of desire. — Bhartrhari

Why dwell on the past, when we have yet to write the future — P.A. Henley

-Hardly knowing what i was doing, i began to hit the table with one hand as i sang in a low voice. Big cows" -thump- "lumps of meat" -thump. His widened. "Give me milk" -thump- "warm and sweet."
I stopped abruptly, pressing my lips together as I realized what I had just sung. The ridiculousness of it struck me forcibly and I knew I could not goon without laughing. We stared at each other,locked in a stalemate, his eyes brimming with laughter, his lips trembling. My chin quivered. Against my will, a sound burst from me. It was a very unladylike snort.- — Julianne Donaldson

I have no wish to take life, not even human life — George Orwell

To remain pure, a novel has to cast a moral puzzle. Anything else is mere negotiation. — Anita Brookner

Most of the adventures recorded in this book really occurred; — Mark Twain

I have this theory that the likeability question comes up so much more with female characters created by female authors than it does with male characters and male authors. — Curtis Sittenfeld

It was reading Robert Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance that did it. In it, the author explains that there are two types of people: the romantics (the Zen part of the title) and the classics (the motorcycle maintenance part of the title). Romantics are interested in the pleasure of riding a bike, while classics are interested in the pleasure of understanding how the bike works. — Michele Harrison