Quotes About Renewal
Will that light come again, As now these tears come...falling hot and real!
~ Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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At the end of May, when the return of summer brought her a renewal of strength, they met face to face for the first time; and from that time Robert Browning was included in the small list of privileged friends who were admitted to visit her in person.
~ Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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All things end, but this had been a healthy and happy part of my life, much better than the bit before.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Despite his worry, Will straightened his spine and breathed the cold scent of crunching leaves, drank deep of the welcome air of Faerie and let its strength fill him up.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Cricket-Fisher-was starting to prefer her new name. Especially the way Nouel said it, with a little twinkle, as if it were a joke shared.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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In the house of dust, roll yourself in ashes.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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How much of you has to die before you stop being you and become somebody else?
~ Elizabeth Bear
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He has outlived two Ragnaroks and a far more human apocalypse. It is time to tear down, shed the husk, leave behind a dead world to see a new world reborn.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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We feed on it, and it feeds on death." "Everything feeds on death," Mallory answered. "Especially me.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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We learn to let go of our former selves, if we are to live in the world forever. Or we burn.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Tristen had been alone so long that the affectionate proximity of another organic chipped at his rough edges, like wear smoothing a rusted bearing, and what was left functioned better than the grief-etched surfaces of before.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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I've come back to you for a reason, Mother of Dragons-mistress of worms and serpents, from the smallest crawlers that renew the loam to the world-girding monster devouring his own tail.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Elena put one hand out, pressing her palm to the bole of a tree to steady herself, and sighed as if she could put all her pain and worry onto the wind and let it be carried away.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Even if Rien awoke sore and sticky, it was a better awakening than the last.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Even after the end of the world, there was weeding.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Our patterns and stories, no matter how far back they go, can be surrendered and rewritten. We can walk away from them in any moment. Every choice can be change and every moment is a blank slate.
~ Elizabeth Benton
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Our patterns and stories, no matter how far back they go, can be surrendered and rewritten. We can walk away from them in any moment. Every choice can be change and every moment is a blank slate. The way things have been does not have to be the way they continue to be.
~ Elizabeth Benton
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Renewing cells include some types of normal cells that can divide, like immune cells; progenitor cells, which can keep dividing even longer; and those critical cells in our bodies called stem cells, which can divide indefinitely as long as they are healthy.
~ Elizabeth Blackburn
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It is about five o'clock in an evening that the first hour of spring strikes — autumn arrives in the early morning, but spring at the close of a winter day.
~ Elizabeth Bowen
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Autumn arrives in early morning, but spring at the close of a winter day.
~ Elizabeth Bowen
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One does not go into the world and come home the same: isolation has altered its nature when one returns.
~ Elizabeth Bowen
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You never quite know when you may hope to repair the damage done by going away.
~ Elizabeth Bowen
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She liked to scatter hope," Minerva said, taking his offering. "Pardon?" "Snowdrops. They represent hope. The first flowers in the spring. Hope for a new beginning." She took a sniff of the delicate blossoms and then shyly glanced over at him. "Perhaps you were meant to be here today. To find your hope.
~ Elizabeth Boyle
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He wanted to dig a hole and put the past inside it and cover it back up again. He didn't know if flowers would grow there or not. He hoped they would.
~ Elizabeth Brundage
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