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“Sublime Beauty
When I shut my eyes, I can move mountains.
When I open them, mountains can move me.”
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When I shut my eyes, I can move mountains.
When I open them, mountains can move me.”
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“The Garden of Our Solar System
There are peonies on Pluto,
Orchids of Earth,
Roses on Saturn;
Meteor showers raining mirth.
Did you see
the junipers on Jupiter?
The marigolds on Mars?
Did you know
Sunflowers blossom
in the bellies of stars?”
―
There are peonies on Pluto,
Orchids of Earth,
Roses on Saturn;
Meteor showers raining mirth.
Did you see
the junipers on Jupiter?
The marigolds on Mars?
Did you know
Sunflowers blossom
in the bellies of stars?”
―
“Sunshine On My Shoulders
When you're home's always filled with sunshine,
you're either blessed or it's time to fix the roof.”
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When you're home's always filled with sunshine,
you're either blessed or it's time to fix the roof.”
―
“The Essence of love:
'What happens to you happens to me.”
― Wit, Wisdom & Wisecracks by the Smartass Rabbi: 500 Smartass Quotes About Love
'What happens to you happens to me.”
― Wit, Wisdom & Wisecracks by the Smartass Rabbi: 500 Smartass Quotes About Love
“One of life's ironies is that when we finally receive attention
it's not precisely for the thing we really hoped for.”
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it's not precisely for the thing we really hoped for.”
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“One night on the swing,
I pumped myself higher and higher
and plucked all the stars from the sky,
tucking them one by one
in my pocket,
between the licorice and baseball cards,
until all that remained
was the absolute dark
and the mischievous twinkle
of my eye
to guide me back
to my home.”
―
I pumped myself higher and higher
and plucked all the stars from the sky,
tucking them one by one
in my pocket,
between the licorice and baseball cards,
until all that remained
was the absolute dark
and the mischievous twinkle
of my eye
to guide me back
to my home.”
―
