Tabanderika Quotes & Sayings

Even the small poems mean something. they are often whales in the bodies of tiny fish. — Nayyirah Waheed

It is curious how sometimes the memory of death lives on for so much longer than the memory of the life that is purloined. — Arundhati Roy

My mother refused to let me fail. So I insisted. — Walker Percy

I'm a wife and a mother. I don't want to be immature; I have to be ready at all times. — Sarah Shahi

In the creative industries, there are few things more exciting than a zinger - a thought, idea, line, plot device - anything really, that just totally works in a fundamentally new and fresh way. It's like a uniquely lovely melody or a new taste idea in cooking. Something special, something new, something wonderful. They're also very rare. — Jasper Fforde

The United States brags about its political system, but the President says one thing during the election, something else when he takes office, something else at midterm and something else when he leaves. — Deng Xiaoping

But it is not only at these outward forms that we must look to find the evidence of a nation's hurt. We must look as well at the heart of guilt that beats in each of us, for there the cause lies. We must look, and with our own eyes see, the central core of defeat and shame and failure which we have wrought in the lives of even the least of these, our brothers. And why must we look? Because we must probe to the bottom of our collective wound. As men, as Americans, we can no longer cringe away and lie. Are we not all warmed by the same sun, frozen by the same cold, shone on by the same lights of time and terror here in America? Yes, and if we do not look and see it, we shall all be damned together. — Thomas Wolfe

I was home educated but would skip my lessons to go hang out at school. — Dane Cook

How do you tell someone she has to learn to love herself and her own body before she can be loved or love? — Azar Nafisi