Velcome By Kevin Quotes & Sayings

Power flows to those who serve. — Tony Robbins

I rested my hand on Will's shoulder. 'Don't worry. We'll be back by dawn.'
His mouth trembled ever so slightly. 'How can you be sure?'
'I'm the sun god,' I said, trying to muster more confidence than I felt. 'I always return at dawn. — Rick Riordan

He cleared his throat. "I did get carried away with you. Couldn't help myself. And when I said it wouldn't happen again ... " He risked skimming his fingers up her smooth shin. "I hope I lied. — Tracy March

The demand for justice always exceeds the supply. — Marty Rubin

For though Death be a dark passage, it leads to immortality, and that is recompence enough for suffering of it. — William Penn

Read him slowly, dear girl, you must read Kipling slowly. Watch carefully where the commas fall so you can discover the natural pauses. He is a writer who used pen and ink. He looked up from the page a lot, I believe, stared through his window and listened to birds, as most writers who are alone do. Some do not know the names of birds, though he did. Your eye is too quick and North American. Think about the speed of his pen. What an appalling, barnacled old first paragraph it is otherwise. — Michael Ondaatje

I wonder if whoever invented World of Warcraft realizes it's practice for sociopaths. — Lisa Scottoline

There is nothing man will not attempt when great enterprises hold out the promise of great rewards. — Livy

I'm going to kiss you now,' I whispered. Rhode lifted his eyes to mine. 'I was hoping you would say that,' he whispered back, and we both cracked a smile. 'Lenah,' he said, and I could feel his body heat humming off him. 'What will I do without you?'
I shivered as one word travelled through me.
'Live. — Rebecca Maizel

Our will is only as strong as our body; the desire for what we need will always trump ideals. — Penny Reid

Happiness is not about the trophy, or the finish line. It's the journey. If you enjoy your journey, you can enjoy your life — Pharrell Williams

War is an old, old plant on this earth, and a natural history of it would have to tell us under what soil conditions it grows, where it plays havoc, and how it is eliminated. — Ruth Benedict