Sustentare Quotes & Sayings

English is my second language. Laughter is my first. — Paul Krassner

For a while the world will appear more as it is and less as I make it, and I will have a new courage to face the remaining wreckage of the past. — Bill Clegg

I love playing for people. — John Entwistle

When you considered this world
people winched up and lowered down into the earth in steel cages and speed-fed through the tunnels, with doors cracking everywhere, and arctic winds mingling with dusty gaps of fire from the planet's core
it was hard to believe how delicate life was, how breakable things were. — Martin Amis

Everyone's for free markets except when it affects your own business. — Dave Brat

Ninety feet between home plate and first base may be the closest man has ever come to perfection. — Red Smith

Early humans, bursting with questions about Nature but with limited understanding of its dynamics, explained things in terms of supernatural persons and person-animals who delivered the droughts and floods and plagues ... — Ursula Goodenough

Writing isn't easy because you have to relieve the most painful moments of your life, over and over again, and then you have to write them down, hoping that they'll matter to someone else other than yourself. — Cristian Mihai

My mother's death
changed the alchemy of food.
Holidays run together now
like ungrooved rivers. I forget
what they are for. I buy bakery goods.
They look dead
under the blue lights.
I don't do anything the way she taught me
but I get fat.
I don't look like her and I don't sound
like her, but I stand like her. — Florence Weinberger

What does God require of us? Our part is to believe. Our work is to trust the Lord. His requirement is that we let go and let God. — Joyce Meyer

Love is first and foremost exemplified by action - by practice - not solely by feeling. — Bell Hooks

Messages that fail to fascinate will become irrelevant. — Sally Hogshead

My self-confidence comes from the fact that I have discovered my own dimensions. It does not behoove me to make myself smaller than I am. — Edith Sodergran