"The poet reveals that sufficiency alone governs the secret music of being, immutable, unborrowed, and beyond envy or measure."
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“Elevate the gift within; no borrowed wings can bear the sovereign sky.”
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Borrowing and lending carry equal weight of sorrow. But your sorrow weighs more when you lend what you borrowed. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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Never lend what you borrowed. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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Behind every borrowed face lies a story too quiet to tell.
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The important things in life can't be bought ... they're only borrowed for a short time to rent.
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Love is like borrowed money you have to pay it back
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A poets desire is to be understood
through the essence of a rhyme.
His words are yesterdays memories
borrowed from the passing of time.
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Writing poetry is like skipping stones on the water: your poetic prowess will determine how long it will take before it inevitably sinks into oblivion.
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The more big dream you have more narrower the path you get.
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A worthless thing cannot be begged, bartered or Borrowed. I The Beggar of The 'Marrow. -LEEL-
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"Imagine with a borrowed heart and lended mind"
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Be of good cheer and give thanks when people ask or borrow money from you for it is a privilege that God has given you to serve. If you keep complaining, God might as well shift your positions and you then become the borrower and the former borrower becomes a cheerful giver.
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