Rajagopalan Rengan Quotes & Sayings

Poets are born, not paid. — Addison Mizner

My next fight would not be measured in rounds, but throughout a lifetime. It would sustain and fulfill me longer than anything in the cage could. My opponent, my fight, would be against the slipping aspects of American society. — Cameron Conaway

The night before, a whole day could have shape and design. But when it was upon you, it could vanish tragically to air. — Lorrie Moore

Laughter is the closest thing to the grace of God. — Karl Barth

This morning when I left Mom's parting words were, "Come straight home after school." Wow! Like I'm going to get stoned at 3:30 - it doesn't sound so bad at that. — Beatrice Sparks

The most cost-effective move we could make in defense spending would be to shift the focus of CIA operations, giving this agency the directive to make trouble for the Soviet Union. — John P. Wheeler III

My mum has always said I am too hard on myself. But I have always been like that and it has always helped me. After matches I focus only on what I did wrong. Never what I did well. — Cesc Fabregas

The greek word for temptation means to test, to try, to prove. — Selwyn Hughes

God is the only being who has time enough; but a prudent man, who knows how to seize occasion, can commonly make a shift to find as much as he needs. — James Russell Lowell

We belong to this earth. Now I can see the truth ... I love you on this earth of ours. Love me, do! — Simone De Beauvoir

A disunited people till the end of time, suspicious and distrustful of each other, [the Americans] will be divided and subdivided into little commonwealths ... with no center of union and no common interest. — Josiah Tucker

I always
thought we only had two choices in our lives when it came to pizza crust - thin and crispy, or
thick and doughy. How was I to have known there could be a crust in this world that was thin
and doughy? Holy of holies! Thin, doughy, strong, gummy, yummy, chewy, salty pizza paradise. — Elizabeth Gilbert

Not appreciating what we have now, robs us of our abundance even when it exists. — Marshall Sylver