Latest Quotes

“I suppose some people find their voice later than others, but it's interesting to look back at really early work to see that there's some kernel or a Rosetta Stone, in a way. Everything is in place early on.”

— Joe Bradley, DAVID SALLE

“Never allow someone to be your priority while allowing yourself to be their option.”

— Mark Twain, goodreads.com

“The heart was made to be broken.”

— Oscar Wilde, The Complete Letters of Oscar Wilde

“i tried you didn't i left.”

— R.H. Sin, Whiskey, Words, and A Shovel II

“she gave all that she had she tried when you didn't and she'll walk away knowing that in the end you were not worthy of her love.”

— R.H. Sin, Whiskey, Words, and A Shovel

“It's fucked up that you had to learn about love from those who never loved you.”

— R.H. Sin, Whiskey, Words, and A Shovel II

“If you fall in love with the girl who cares too much, don’t let her go because she will never stop showing you how much she cares about you or how much she loves you.”

— Rania Naim, A Guide To Loving The Girl Who Cares Too Much

“I'm not sorry for wanting what I deserve and I'm not afraid to walk away to find it”

— R.H. Sin, Whiskey, Words, and A Shovel

“Losing you made me find myself.”

— Tina Tran, Out of the Ruins

“If only words could express the constant battle between loyalty and freedom, perhaps my heart would stop yearning for more and learn to live in this cage of contentment.”

— Alison Malee, Shifting Bone

“I salute you for that portion in your heart that still cares, hopes and expects. Cares for him, enough to let him break your heart over and over again, letting him into your heart knowing he wouldn’t stay long. I salute you for giving so much MORE than what you are receiving.”

— Dian Tinio, To The Girls Who Have Loved Someone Who Didn’t Deserve Them

“You’ve wandered off too far, you’ve forgotten who you are; you’ve let down the ones you love, you’ve given up too much.”

— Lang Leav, You’ve Wandered Off Too Far, You’ve Forgotten Who You Are

“Instead of pitting people against each other, we need to enlist everyone in building our country together.”

— Hillary Clinton, twitter.com

“We got here because we switched from a policy of Americanism, focusing on what’s good for America’s middle class to a policy of globalism, focusing on how to make money for large corporations who can move their wealth and workers to foreign countries, all to the detriment of the American worker and…”

— Donald Trump, Read Trump's Speech Criticizing Clinton on Foreign Policy

“Now, I know there are a lot of businesses thriving here at North Carolina and across our country who see employees as assets to invest in, not costs to cut. They’re building companies, not stripping them. They’re creating good jobs, not eliminating them. But too many — too many businesses take the o…”

— Hillary Clinton, Read Hillary Clinton's Speech Attacking Donald Trump's Economic Policies

“Let’s free entrepreneurs to do what they do best: innovate, grow and hire and make sure that the new service and care giving jobs being created today are jobs that pay well, too. And that does mean raising the national minimum wage.”

— Hillary Clinton, Read Hillary Clinton's Speech Attacking Donald Trump's Economic Policies

“We’ll never be able to fix a rigged system by counting on the same people who have rigged it in the first place.”

— , Read Trump's Speech Criticizing Clinton on Foreign Policy

“Not every good job in the economy of today and tomorrow requires a four-year college degree.”

— Hillary Clinton, Read Hillary Clinton's Speech Attacking Donald Trump's Economic Policies

“The old model of work where you could expect to hold a steady job with good benefits for an entire career is long gone. People in their 20s and 30s have come of age in an economy that’s totally different. And a lot of young parents are discovering just how tough that is on families. Many people now…”

— Hillary Clinton, Read Hillary Clinton's Speech Attacking Donald Trump's Economic Policies

“As I see it, the top administrators of colleges and universities must take an active role in dealing with racism on campus today. I've seen campuses festering with racism, and some administrators closing their eyes to it. They just hope it will go away, but it doesn't. It gets worse.”

— Shirley Chisholm, Minority Students at Risk: An Interview with Professor Shirley Chisholm