Quotes About Journey

PHILOSOPHY, n. A route of many roads leading from nowhere to nothing.

How hard it is to escape from places. However carefully one goes they hold you — you leave little bits of yourself fluttering on the fences — little rags and shreds of your very life.

When you leave New York, you are merely camping out.

Poetry treks through our souls and tells us in rhyme of the adventure.

Inner thought: it is easier to make rhymes on a train; the lines come out the right length because the wheel clicks never miss their count. Idea: if we were a poet we would spend all our time on trains.

Poetry touches upon the entire spectrum, from lost to found — and sometimes back again.

Between to-day and to-morrow are graves, and between promising and fulfilling are chasms.

Don't quote your proverb till you bring your ship into port.

When you walk in purpose, you collide with destiny.

When he walks he casts a shadow of purpose.

I swim across a sea of quotes, splashing in the words and riding the waves of wisdom.

Don't miss all the beautiful colors of the rainbow while looking for that pot of gold.

The best way to live your life is to go to the other side of the rainbow young, but at a very old age.

Don't refuse to go on an occasional wild-goose chase; that is what wild geese are made for.

A scar is a memory from the scrapbook your body is keeping about you.

I travel upon the heart line of past and present, weaving in the sun pollen of who I am today, wading in the rain puddles of having too much to say because I must always speak from four directions. It is where I have been. It is where I am going. It is where I move. It is where I am.

My life is a twisted rainbow.

We're all on different paths, but action is hard work and you must drive your own soul.

It's easy to get lost when the map is in your hand and not in your heart.

The road to self-belief is potholed.

With all its ups and downs, skipping is just one more metaphor for life.

And I'll skip to Heaven on my own two feet.

Richard Lovelace's book Dynamics of Spiritual Life

The search for truth is more precious than its possession.