Power In Elie Wiesel Night Quotes & Sayings

Democracy is the road to Socialism. — Karl Marx

Clutching our crystals and religiously consulting our horoscopes, our critical faculties in steep decline, unable to distinguish between what's true and what feels good, we slide, almost without noticing, into superstition and darkness. — Carl Sagan

As female hormones decrease, they're replaced with an overwhelming urge to grow delphinium. — Lois Lowry

So much of reading and writing to me is about being elsewhere, no matter how much I love where I am. — Glen Hirshberg

You are not a bad person because you are gay. You are you because you are you and you were meant to be you so be you proudly. — Tegan Quin

Robert Frost didn't like to explain his poems - and for good reason: to explain a poem is to suck the air from its lungs. This does not mean, however, that poets shouldn't talk about their poetry, or that one shouldn't ask questions about it. Rather, it suggests that any discussion of poetry should celebrate its ultimate ineffability and in so doing lead one to further inquiry. I think of that wonderful scene from Elie Wiesel's memoir, Night, where Mosche the Beadle of the local synagogue, in dialogue with the young, precocious author, explains: Every question possesses a power that does not lie in the answer. — Tony Leuzzi

I'm proud of what I write and feel endorsed by my readers. — Marian Keyes