Quotes About Burden

grief is the hardest cross to bear.

Things unused burden and beset.

What use am I?...How can I help feeling stings of conscience when I know that I am a useless burden on the earth?

Remember, the burden of sorrow is doubled when it is borne alone.

Our burden in going forward is tremendous. But our opportunity is glorious.

As Maynard Keynes famously observed: "If I owe you a pound, I have a problem, but if I owe you a million, the problem is yours.

Breathe open fields of calm and content. Don't clang your lungs against your burdens. A constricted life needn't constrict your breath.

Debt is the worst poverty.

Guilt sticks like glue.

A crown is no cure for the headache.

Are you wrinkled with burden? Come to God for a faith lift.

Grief is a burden but also a friend— It is not grief that wounds your heart but it is grief that heals your heart.

As some one has said, they do everything for the poor except get off their backs

Some chains are forged for us - those are the hardest to bear.

We must share our knowledge, share our strengths and weakness, share the burden of danger and the rewards of victory.

You should embrace your freedom, my lady. Lay down your long burden. You belong to the world of the living. Return to it.

I believe it is to our detriment that age gives us a certain mistrust of those younger than ourselves, and we fail to see the strength within them to assume the burden of truth.

Fear, she thought, had a viscous quality to it, to the extent that you could even feel it in your feet as you were running to the shelter; a burden slowing you down, despite the fact that you were moving as fast as your legs could carry you.

May I know what it is to feel the weight on another's shoulders.

Where is the burden which should cause unhappiness or sorrow? It does not exist. If a thing is to be done let it be done cheerfully, and not with inward groanings and lamentations. It is of the highest wisdom to embrace necessity as a friend and guide.

For nothing is more unbearable, once one has it, than freedom.

It was better not to judge the man who had gone down under an impossible burden. It was better to remember: Thou knowest this man's fall, but thou knowest not his wrassling.

Nothing is more unbearable, once has it, than freedom.

At length, she lay beside him like a burden laid down at evening which must be picked up once more in the morning.