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Quote Left Glories quill scribes odes in the blood of friend and foe alike Quote Right
Quote Left “When a nation forgets her skill in war, when her religion becomes a mockery, when the whole nation becomes a nation of money-grabbers, then the wild tribes, the barbarians drive in... Who will our invaders be? From whence will they come?” ? Robert E. Howard Quote Right
Quote Left Blessed is the one that walks in his/her truth.. Find genuine love everywhere, connect with their TRIBES easily. Quote Right
Quote Left When humanities voice, cries to rejoice... Then the poet describes, a critical view to different tribes. Quote Right
Quote Left Within the hallowed walls of life we play with the dignities our pretense describes to children. Quote Right
Quote Left Prose describes what we see. Poetry describes how we feel when we see it. Quote Right
Quote Left "The way a person acts, describes his state of mind, mood, strategy for his next step, the goal for his work and much more but only when somebody observes that person selflessly!" Quote Right
Quote Left Angel Food cake, tastes like the devil. Devils Food cake tastes heavenly, henceforth this is the instance that describes the moment, that the devil now takes the cake. Quote Right
Quote Left What we need is less tribes and more diversity. Quote Right
Quote Left "Poets are scribes from heaven...sent to earth to help better it one word at a time" Quote Right
Quote Left The way to kill a God is to forget about them. Ask the Greeks, Egyptians, Phoenicians, Norse, Mesopotamians, Incas, Aztecs, Germanic Tribes, Mongols, Easter Islanders, Hawaiians, Romans and Wall Street. Quote Right
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