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Spring is umbilical or else it is not spring. — Wallace Stevens

When she finished, the white teacher, his face streaked with tears, tapped his boss on the shoulder, and like a television cop handing in his badge and gun, he solemnly removed the shiny new Teach for America button fastened to his sweater vest, placed it in Charisma's palm, and walked off into the squall. — Paul Beatty

I love Rihanna. She's such a beauty! — Amanda Bynes

Actors will say 'yes' to anything. — Michael Keaton

Whoever had created humanity had left in a major design flaw.
It was its tendency to bend at the knees. — Terry Pratchett

Life's not fair, get over it. — Jan Collum

Smoke your pain but keep the ashes forever. — M.F. Moonzajer

His fingers spread and twitch as he feels several reverberating points on the map of his awareness: his fellow slaves. He cannot free them, not in the practical sense. He's tried before and failed. He can, however, make their suffering serve a cause greater than one city's hubris, and one empire's fear. — N.K. Jemisin

There is no harm in asking, only in letting an opportunity slip by without trying. — Stacy Stutz

Thank God there were a couple of people in my life who said, Go on, go on - you can do it! — Barbra Streisand

The way to build a complex system that works is to build it from very simple systems that work. — Kevin Kelly

Art is a universal language and through it each nation makes its own unique contribution to the culture of mankind. — Dwight D. Eisenhower

I imagine I could do anything," I said easily. "If you would ask it of me. — Patrick Rothfuss

I think nowadays it doesn't really matter where we are physically located. We create our own culture around us to a large extent, whether it's what we're listening to, what we're watching, what we're reading - it can have very little to do with one's immediate cultural environment. We are in a global culture in that respect. — David Sylvian

Naval officers were not mother's sort; very few people were her sort in those days, and that was her trouble - a very authentic, human, and plausible difficulty, which made Mother's life one of much suffering. She did not have the self-assurance for wide human experience; she needed to feel liked, admired, surrounded by the approved and familiar. Her haughtiness and chilliness came from apprehension. She would start talking like a grande dame and then stand back rigid and faltering, as if she feared being crushed by her own massively intimidating offensive. — Robert Lowell