“George Washington said: Let your heart feel the pain and
distress of everyone. “
“George Washington said: Let your heart feel the pain and
distress of everyone. “
“I always thought that the pardon was better fruit than strict justice. Abraham Lincoln”
“Emily Dickinson wrote: To be haunted, no need room, no need
house, the brain is full of winding corridors more than each other. “
“Rest in peace in your envelope camel, and the messenger of death can not reach you. Guru Nanak”
“Man usually avoids granting intelligence to others, except when by chance he is an enemy. Albert Einstein”
“Whoever fights monsters should take care in the war, has not become a monster himself. A plunging your gaze too long into the abyss, the abyss that is between you. Friedrich Nietzsche”
“The poet Haniel Long said: What is best in us is bound to love we feel for the family, because it shows the measure of stability which is itself the measure of our loyalty.”
“Notre amour c’est notre maison, nos pieds peuvent la quitter, mais nos cœur jamais. Oliver Wendell Holmes.”
Romeo & Juliette Act V Scene III
” One last look, my eyes! arms, one last embrace! And you, lips,
you gates of breath, seal with a kiss legitimate pact indefinitely
monopolist with hell! (Grabbing the flask.) Come, bitter driver
come, pungent guide. Driver desperate, quick! Launching my boat on the rocks
exhausted by the storm! To my beloved! (He drinks the poison.) Oh!
The druggist did not deceive me: His drugs are active … I die as well …
a kiss ! “
“What lies behind or ahead of us, has little importance. Compared to what we have in us … Ralph Waldo Emerson”
“Men are more inclined to return evil than good, because recognition is a burden, while revenge is a pleasure. Tacitus”
Adele ; Hometown Glory .
“Washington Irving said: There’s something sacred in tears. These are not signs of weakness but of strength. They are the messengers of the immeasurable grief and unspeakable love. “
“Isaac Asimov wrote: In life, unlike chess, the game continues after checkmate.”
“Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when we begin to engage in deception. Sir Walter Scott.”
