Quotes About Freedom
At such times I feel I could die for love of her, my little stranger, my heart swelling dangerously so that the only release is to run too, my red coat flapping around my shoulders like wings, my hair a comet's tail in the patchy blue sky.
~ Joanne Harris
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Wild birds will kill exotic ones: the budgies and the lovebirds and the yellow canaries-- escaped from their cages and hoping to get a taste of the sky -- usually end up back on the ground, plucked raw by their more conformist cousins
~ Joanne Harris
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Sometimes walking away is best. I should know. It's my specialty.
~ Joanne Harris
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There she goes. How strange she is: my winter child; my changeling. Wild as an armful of birds, she flies everywhere in an instant. There is no keeping her inside, no making her sit quietly. She has never been like other girls, never like other children. Rosette is a force of nature, like the jackdaws that sit on the steeple and laugh, like a fall of unseasonal snow, like the blossom on the wind.
~ Joanne Harris
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No point carrying useless ballast. It won't change a thing.
~ Joanne Harris
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How can you fly with a stone around your neck? How can you run with a chain on your feet? 'But I love him,' I said. That's the stone. That's the chain, said the hawthorn. And until you can give them back, you will never be free again.
~ Joanne Harris
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Cominci a scappare e sarai in fuga per sempre»
~ Joanne Harris
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Nem tudod elhallgattatni a kutyát? A fiú szánakozva nézett rá. -Nem igazán. - felelte. - Vlad hisz a szólásszabadságban.
~ Joanne Harris
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What is it that the slave dreams? The slave dreams of being the master.
~ Joanne Harris
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But I do like the church. I like the smell of polished wood and incense. I like the colored window glass and the statue of Saint Francis. Reynaud says Saint Francis is the patron saint of animals, who left his life to live in the woods. I'd like to do that. I'd build myself a house in a tree, and live on nuts and strawberries. Maman and I never go to church. Once, that might have caused trouble. But Reynaud says we don't have to go. Reynaud says God sees us, and cares for us, wherever we are.
~ Joanne Harris
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We came on the wind of the carnival.
~ Joanne Harris
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I am as free as the moonlight, and wild as the crashing of waves on the shore, and I am Queen of the blue salt road, and my story is only beginning.
~ Joanne Harris
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Bonne vent, jolie vent. (Good wind, nice wind, pretty wind.)
~ Joanne Harris
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Writers exist to question, to challenge, sometimes even to ridicule – the status quo. For a government to imprison a writer for doing this is to attack, not only freedom of speech, but freedom of the imagination. It is a backward, oppressive and ultimately futile gesture that can only lead to greater and more damaging social unrest. I condemn it entirely, and hope that Ahmet Altan is freed as soon as possible.
~ Joanne Harris
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Why do boys always run? And when did I stop running?
~ Joanne Harris
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For the girls with messy hair and thirsty hearts.
~ Jodi Lynn Anderson
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The only way someone can leave you is if you let them.
~ Jodi Picoult
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If you loved someone, really loved them, would you let them go?
~ Jodi Picoult
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It's choice that makes us human.
~ Jodi Picoult
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When she wanted to escape her life, she read books
~ Jodi Picoult
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You build a wall to keep something unwanted out … or to hold something precious in.
~ Jodi Picoult
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It felt like I'd been living underground, and for a moment, I'd been given this glimpse of the sky. Once you've seen that, how can you go back where you came from?
~ Jodi Picoult
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you're not a bad person because you want to be yourself.
~ Jodi Picoult
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Your religion should help you make the decision if you find yourself in that situation, but the policy should exist for you to have the right to make it in the first place. When you say you can't do something because your religion forbids it, that's a good thing. When you say I can't do something because YOUR religion forbids it, that's a problem.
~ Jodi Picoult
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