Shermeka Myles Quotes & Sayings

Only you can decide what you become. — Seth Adam Smith

I try to keeps things pretty light, try to make people laugh. I find it difficult to keep trying to promote myself. I know that's the whole point of it, to promote my music, but I like to use it to be funny and silly. — Ingrid Michaelson

The cry for love and communion and for recognition that rises from the hearts of people in need reveals the fountain of love in us and our capacity to give life. At the same time, it can reveal our hardness of heart and are fears. Their cry is so demanding, and we are frequently seduced by wealth, power and the values of our societies. We want to climb the ladder of human promotion; we want to be recognized for our efficiency, power and virtue. The cry of the poor is threatening to the rich person within us.
We are sometimes prepared to give money and a little time, but we are frightened to give our hearts, to enter into a personal relationship of love and communion with them. For if we do so, we shall have to die to all our selfishness and to all the hardness of our heart. — Jean Vanier

Once something is answered, then there's another question. Hence the eternal quest. — Neil DeGrasse Tyson

This," I say softly, "is going to change everything."
I don't mean it the way I usually do.
I don't mean that change is hard or scary, though it's definitely both.
I mean only to say this: that sometimes, through good luck or bad, through curses or fate, the world cracks itself open, and afterward nothing will ever be the same.
All I mean is that this seems like one of those times. — Jennifer E. Smith

Just because he likes the same bizzaro crap as you doesn't mean he's your soul mate. — Rachel Hansen

If God had intended us to fly he would have given us railways. — Michael Flanders

I'm a middle-class, middle-brow novelist. And that's it. It amuses me. — Anita Brookner

I hate to be categorized. — Martin Cruz Smith

Beauty drawes more then oxen. — George Herbert

[There's] nothing special about an actor's imagination, except that he uses it a lot. — Ian McKellen