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Pontano Farms Quotes By Maggie Stiefvater

I couldn't think of anything that didn't sound trivial, so I just nodded. — Maggie Stiefvater

Pontano Farms Quotes By M.T.C. Cronin

Look into words for the tomb of space
where beauties & stones & eternities untangle.
( ... )
In them is the flood which bothers the sea
and the songs which need no music.
Say these words that evolve into silence,
whose language survives not being understood.
Pronounce those which are unpalatable &
untangle from all the world wants to hear. — M.T.C. Cronin

Pontano Farms Quotes By Rob Halford

It's a joy to actually be able to control your own music. — Rob Halford

Pontano Farms Quotes By David Wong

The bathroom door burst open, and Molly came trotting out. The left half of her body had been shaved almost down to the skin. The right half was as shaggy as before. John emerged after her, brushing a layer of dog hair off his clothes.
John said, Well, that's done ... It was Molly's idea. She wants to look like two different dogs when she's coming and going. She thinks it will make it easier for her to steal food ... That's one complicated dog, Dave. Have you started on the bomb? — David Wong

Pontano Farms Quotes By Paul Russo

Many people can reach for and achieve excellence. To do this consistently is what separates masters and geniuses from everyone else. — Paul Russo

Pontano Farms Quotes By Gautama Buddha

Forgive and be free. Forget that you have forgiven and be freer. — Gautama Buddha

Pontano Farms Quotes By Ken Livingstone

I have met the people who run the world, and I am not in awe of them. — Ken Livingstone

Pontano Farms Quotes By Jules Barbey D'Aurevilly

Extreme civilization robs crime of its frightful poetry, and prevents the writer from restoring it. That would be too dreadful, say those good souls who want everything to be prettified, even the horrible. In the name of philanthropy, imbecile criminologists reduce the punishment, and inept moralists the crime, and what is more they reduce the crime only in order to reduce the punishment. Yet the crimes of extreme civilization are undoubtedly more atrocious than those of extreme barbarism, by virtue of their refinement, of the corruption they imply and of their superior degree of intellectualism. ("A Woman's Vengeance") — Jules Barbey D'Aurevilly