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The discretion of maturity is the iridescence of perspective.
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Trickle down economics is euphemism for urination on all those below.
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Poetic license wouldn't exist had the first to use it not done so in a manner that tickled the critics.
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Whoever first said, "It's better to be lucky than good" was undoubtedly just bested by someone who got lucky. Good has a much better track record.
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Indecision is the sincerest form of self-denial; hesitation is the reinforcement.
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Cynicism is a luxury of the comfortable. Tyranny is a weapon of the wealthy. Complacency is an affliction of the lost. Kindness is a gift of the enlightened. And philosophy is a dictionary for the rest.
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When the end justifying the means means abandoning principle, it means the end is near.
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The mind is a lazy beast for most of us, only doing what it must, until it's prodded into doing something more.
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The desert muse only visits the intellectually thirsty.
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If the thirst for knowledge doesn't become insatiable as you age, you have failed the self examination.
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Your sanctimony is getting in the way of your sanctity... and sanity
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You waste all your youth trying to get away from home and spend the rest of your life trying to get back there.
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Write your eulogy with your behavior. Do not leave your legacy to chance or opportunity. But, rather, make intentionality your watchword, and integrity your standard. Be the change you want to see… in yourself. Take pride in your accomplishment. Don't disparage it as your failure.
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When politicians play doctor, the society's character is stained.
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When people of little character gain great influence we all lose.
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When 'I love you' is a statement not an answer to a question, you'll know you've found the peace that's been waiting for the truth.
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We use words until they use us, never noticing when they become despotic.
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True empathy is impossible without the recognition and acceptance of one's own vulnerability.
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Too easy clever, too late smart.
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Those with the least to protect have the biggest dogs.
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The difference between poetry and prose is space. The difference between prose and prayer is faith.
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The creative work/life analogy. Some seeds don't implant. Some don't germinate. Some auto-abort. Some are clearly miscarriages. And a few actually see the light and breathe. And, quite a few need to spanked into taking that first breath.
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Standing corrected is often the best stance.
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Somebody with that strong an appetite for lies is not likely to be satisfied with a diet of truth.
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Rules are like fools, it takes a wise man not to abuse them.
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Resistant assistance is customer disservice. It comes from the sales prevention department.
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Only a fool labors under the misconception that he has no limitations.
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One size fits all rules seldom do. And they almost always give us fits.
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Nothing stings more than the truth you refuse to recognize.
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No one can consider themselves truly mature, until they take genuine pleasure in the good fortune of others.
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