Zamanla Akor Quotes & Sayings

Our future is like that of the passengers on a small pleasure boat sailing quietly above the Niagara Falls, not knowing that the engines are about to fail. — James Lovelock

Over the obsidian hills and the sunken yellow dale, through the vast oceans of fog and the fires of nevermore, sits the fickle doors of the land of twilight. I will traverse it all, and execute righteous judgment on all that oppose me. — H.S. Crow

The mistakes of the wise lead them to light. The triumphs of fools lead them to darkness. — Matshona Dhliwayo

Make difference with the uniformity; make uniformity the difference. — Suyog Ketkar

There is no support so strong as the strength that enables one to stand alone. — Ellen Glasgow

The fewer expectations you have, the better. — Laurie Anderson

When we sit thoughtfully pondering in a quiet place and the Spirit speaks to us, there will come into our hearts and souls the things that are truly our greatest desires, those things that are more important in the long run than anything else. Away from the appeal of the world, that greatest desire usually relates to relationships with family and with the Lord. And when that priority is in place, then we begin to plan our lives with purpose. We begin to have goals that cause us to live with anticipation. — Ardeth Kapp

Well, Miss, if the choice is between sharin' a room with my kid brother or a pretty filly the likes of you, I think you'd know my choice. — Deborah M. Hathaway

I should have kept my eyes on him, should have remembered where I got my mean streak. — Mark Lawrence

You know how important trust is to me, yet you've done nothing but deceive me. — Sherry Gammon

Extreme poverty would be hard to bear, but a miserable person is miserable however rich. A good character is our most important possession, rich or poor. — Alan Ryan

Action must be taken at once; there is no time to be lost; we shall yet see the oppressors' yoke broken and the fragments scattered on the ground. — Miguel Hidalgo Y Costilla

You ordinary people who read and do not write, who 'like to read' and know nothing of the sufferings of writers, how fortunate you are! — Joyce Carol Oates