Quotes About Wonder
What we haven't imagined will one day spit us out magnificent and simple. -Fury of Rain
~ Joy Harjo
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What we haven't imagined will one day spit us out magnificent and simple.
~ Joy Harjo
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On their own, your eyes did not naturally discover the sky.
~ Joyce Carol Oates
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Our lives are Mobius strips, misery and wonder simultaneously. Our destinies are infinite, and infinitely recurring.
~ Joyce Carol Oates
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They were astronomers plotting the trajectories of stars.
~ Joyce Carol Oates
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Our lives are Möbius strips, misery and wonder simultaneously. Our destinies are infinite, and infinitely recurring. In
~ Joyce Carol Oates
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A mí me resultaba fascinante oír a mi hermano mayor hablando a nuestro padre como un niño, como yo, que tenía diez años. Se me ocurrió una cosa: «¿Nunca nos hacemos mayores?». Por alguna extraña razón, eso me consolaba.
~ Joyce Carol Oates
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Ella es muy bonita, ¿verdad? ¿Bonita? ¡Es la criatura más hermosa con que yo haya tropezado en mi vida! Eso decía mi corazón.
~ Juan Rulfo
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Hasta que al fin logré torcer la cabeza y ver hacia allá, donde la estrella de la tarde se había juntado con la luna.
~ Juan Rulfo
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Aren't our problems so small when we look at something big, like the sky?
~ Jude Watson
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gravel-maggot?
~ Jude Watson
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I thought you were the loveliest, most enchanting creature God ever created.
~ Judith McNaught
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A person without curiosity may as well be dead.
~ Judy Blume
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Winters in Michigan are a lot like John Holmes's penis: awe-inspiring but way too long, leaving you to wonder—after the
~ Wade Rouse
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When she tipped her head and looked upward at the glowing dark blue dome pricked with its millions of lights, bigger and brighter than stars had ever been, she felt the mountains breathe in her face their ancient, frightening cold.
~ Wallace Stegner
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There is something ominous about a swift river, and something thrilling about a river of any kind. The nearest upstream bend is a gate out of mystery, the nearest downstream bend a door to further mystery.
~ Wallace Stegner
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Poetry is a search for the inexplicable.
~ Wallace Stevens
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The book of moonlight is not written yet.
~ Wallace Stevens
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Of the Surface of Things In my room, the world is beyond my understanding; But when I walk I see that it consists of three or four Hills and a cloud.
~ Wallace Stevens
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The most beautiful thing in the world is, of course, the world itself.
~ Wallace Stevens
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A poem is a meteor.
~ Wallace Stevens
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People should like poetry the way a child likes snow, and they would if poets wrote it.
~ Wallace Stevens
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It's a strange courage you give me, ancient star.
~ Wallace Stevens
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It is not everyday that the world arranges itself into a poem.
~ Wallace Stevens
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