Szathmary Eva Quotes & Sayings

Everything Dies. That is the law of life-the bitter unchangeable law — David Clement-Davies

She falls back like a dead weight. The red hair loosens from the hair band and spreads in the colorful surface of the pillows, her white body is in sharp contrast, the gleam in her bloodshot eyes becomes intense and shines. My aunt, lying like this, looks like a goddess in an orgasm, only that, inside, she is suffering. I close my eyes and breathe deeply. The same is happening to us, we're really disappearing. I think of the matter of our bodies, changeable, disappearing in the particles of the air while we breathe. In this room, everywhere, we are printed on the walls, in the air that settles on things. I breathe and look at her. I'm stuck in her. — Pat R

You gotta be careful: don't say a word to nobody about nothing anytime ever. — Johnny Depp

The worst feeling when speaking with someone or receiving a gift from them is knowing they feel obligated to. — Donna Lynn Hope

Often, vegan advocates assume that a person's defensiveness is the result of selfishness or apathy, when in fact it is much more likely the result of systematic and intensive social conditioning. — Melanie Joy

The vocabulary for discussing smells, tastes and textures, the primary characteristics of wine, seems paltry compared with the far better developed lexicon for sights and sounds. — Anonymous

Not only is your story your truth, your story is going to be the platform and the foundation for everything that's getting ready to happen in your life. — DeVon Franklin

However, current research in animal cognition, and on protolanguage, protomorality, ritual, and levels of consciousness, has shown that we may not be as unique as we think we are (cf. Peterson 1999: 283ff.). — J. Wentzel Van Huyssteen

There was so little difference between a fist that was trying to hold everything in and the fist that was ready to release all its frustration and rage. — Benjamin Alire Saenz

Like a good academic, I thought books were for answers. — Helen Macdonald

I think of my parents as a single unit, and it's interesting because they shared so much, and they were totally opposite. My mother, a Martha Graham dancer, had a classical background; my father had a back-porch background. — Arlo Guthrie

When I saw him I thought I could curl up inside him and go to sleep and never wake up." "Men are no good for that, Masha. They'll always want you working, when you're not softening their fall into bed at the end of the day. — Catherynne M Valente