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Freedom is absolute; partially free is still a slave. Go to Quote / Comment | by Gracie Woodsinger
Lies are a salve to hide the wound, but truth lances it that it may heal. Go to Quote / Comment | by Gracie Woodsinger
Unsung heroes are often the brightest jewels in Courage's crown. Go to Quote / Comment | by Gracie Woodsinger
Bravery that needs to be proclaimed is no bravery at all. Go to Quote / Comment | by Gracie Woodsinger
Truth is a surgeon's scalpel, the brush that cards the wool, the balances of Justice's scales. Go to Quote / Comment | by Gracie Woodsinger
Truth is not a jewel that we find it a few bits at a time. It is a single glorious figure, found when all the veneer of worldly things are brushed away, when we stand revealed before it, beholding the breathtaking beauty of it, and all we can do is stare. Go to Quote / Comment | by Gracie Woodsinger
How does one comprehend the light when they have known only darkness? Go to Quote / Comment | by Gracie Woodsinger