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Quote Left I declare Billy. I like you so much personally I wish I could vote for you. But bein' a member of the Grand Army of the Republic, I just as le... Quote Right
Quote Left A reasonable amount o' fleas is good fer a dog-keeps him from broodin' over bein' a dog, mebbe. Quote Right

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Quote Left " Just as love and care are vital for humanity's survival, let us also offer them to all other living beings." Katheliyer Quote Right
Quote Left "By being patient, we pave the path to success." -Kathelyer Quote Right
Quote Left Being beautiful is not a curse If you're also beautiful inside Quote Right
Quote Left Thank you for being you, for making me see right and wrong. Quote Right
Quote Left Faith in each forward step. As well as being disappointed, I have been pleasantly surprised. Quote Right
Quote Left Indeed, no limit to personal development. We imagine...and then will. All that God is, we are, substance of his being inseparable. Christ is our relatable doorway to ever greater glory realized. Quote Right
Quote Left Being faithful to Christ, does not guarantee protection from crucifixion...but it does guarantee eternal life. Quote Right
Quote Left To be truly free is to be a ghost in the machine of society, participating without being defined by the gears. Quote Right
Quote Left If you are being tested, you're not trusted. Quote Right
Quote Left Don't loose your friend Because Being alone is not a choice, it's a decision.... Don't take it... When your life is giving you a shoulder to cry Don't push it Quote Right
Quote Left One can feel pain without it being revealing, no one can tell how a heart is feeling. Quote Right
Quote Left God keeps no secrets from His creation...creation lost in the weeds of its own awesome being. Time will tell. The brain will evolve indeterminately into its spirit infinite. Quote Right
Quote Left For over 340 years people of color did not have the same voting rights as the white majority (if any at all). In 1965 the Voting Rights Act remedied the situation. After a meager 61 years that same white majority has decided they are now the ones being discriminated against. You can't make this stuff up. Quote Right
Quote Left A half-full theater in a big city is statistically amazing. Only a small change in the probability of any inhabitant being in the theater would have it empty or overflowing. Quote Right
Quote Left A wish is only the first faint whisper of intention and must be nourished with deep and abiding purpose to grow steadily, inevitably, into the great symphony of our whole being. Quote Right
Quote Left Not in the hammer of the heart, nor the measured breath of being, but in the sacred interstice betwixt two beats, there abides the ineffable dominion of love. Quote Right
Quote Left There is a hush of love that does not reach to claim, but softly teaches the soul it was always worthy of being held. Quote Right
Quote Left Every human being possesses the ability to control the impression they give. Quote Right
Quote Left Poets defend one another in the name of being needy, like America throws bombs on territories of other in the name of the other being needy. It’s not defence at all. It is insertion into space which is not yours. Quote Right
Quote Left "The poet reveals that sufficiency alone governs the secret music of being, immutable, unborrowed, and beyond envy or measure." Quote Right
Quote Left “In the annulled hush where being sheds its skin, And place and hour fall mute before the mind, Primeval meanings—chaste of taint or sin— Alight, immaculate, from thought unlined.” Quote Right
Quote Left " I enjoyed reading. I have found that God's time and my time are Not the same time. God know all/does what is best for me even when I can Not see it until much later. Prayer with being Thankful Daily is the key. Many are Not Thankful." Quote Right
Quote Left Any poem involves three people: 1) the person who wrote it, 2) the person who speaks it, and 3) the person who reads it. To confuse the first person with the second person is to guarantee the poem won't be successful, which is why so few successful poems are being written today. The poet's goal instead should be to bring the second and third persons as close together as possible. Quote Right
Quote Left A poet shouldn't worry too much about being consistent. As Walt Whitman said, "Do I contradict myself? So sue me." (I may not have that quote exactly right, but he was from New York so he could have said it that way.) Quote Right
Quote Left A good poem is addressed to the person who reads it, not to the person who writes it. By this standard, there are practically no good poems being written today. Quote Right
Quote Left Poetry, if it speaks validly, speaks from, and to, that part of us which makes each of us a unique individual human being, which is the same part of us that makes each of us identical with every other human being. This is the part of us which some call the unconscious, and some call the soul. Quote Right
Quote Left The knot of feud wrings out the fallacy n misconception resulting into faux pas, when the basic ingredient called ego is missing n the beings are receptive. Quote Right
Quote Left Being in church don't mean the church is in you. Quote Right
Quote Left What could be worse than being dead and deprived from making a difference? Don't let your mistakes weigh you down, stand up and do the needful immediately. If you're not dead, you're not done. Greater things are still to come. Don't walk again in the path where you tripped and fell in hell. The bleeding Pen. Blossom Monyei Quote Right
Quote Left “Right motive and Right intentions enables us to fulfill our destinies as Human Beings. Make your motives & intentions as pure as possible.” ©GhairoDanielsQuotes Quote Right
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