As the waves relentlessly seek the shore, so my thoughts continually return to you.

Your transformation will begin the moment you stop worrying for someone rise to rescue you.

We're all in the human race. The question is, are you running toward your dreams or just away from your fears?

She was a tragic beauty. Sadness had left its fingerprints all over her face.

Birthing is never easy or without pain, be it a universe, a child, or a fresh start in life. Contraction precedes expansion. Darkness comes before dawn. Joy follows pain. This is the way of things.

Opening to love will always involve risk, but a heart safe from pain is one also locked to joy.

Sadness is a bruise on the skin of memory.

When sorrow's cup is filled up to the brim, the slightest touch of memory can cause tears to spill again.

Strangely incurious, her lovers from before. She has worlds within I'm longing to explore.

She had a very inconvenient heart. It always insisted on feeling things ever so deeply.

She thirsted for love, but found only a mirage. Some hearts are a desert you can die wandering in.

All sacrifice and suffering is redemptive. It is used to either teach the individual or to help others. Nothing is by chance.

However, as words become particularized, and as men begin - in however small a way - to use them in personal, arbitrary ways, so their transformation into art begins.

Even when a river of tears courses through this body, the flame of love cannot be quenched.

You may sometimes be much in the Wrong, in owning your being in the Right.

We offer peace and neighborliness to all the neighboring states and their peoples, and invite them to cooperate with the independent Hebrew nation for the common good of all.

Winston Churchill could not definitely remember a time when his country had not been at war.

The simplest carbon dioxide removal approach is to plant a tree.

The end is what you want and the means is how you get it.

We need to play each others instruments.

Authors and artists are still afraid of breaking away as far as [William Burroughs] did... And he did it in the 50s!