Quotes About Permanence

It's very rare, as an actor, to be someplace - to have an address, so to speak.

Beauty fades, but knowledge is eternal

I am a part of you, and the part of me, that is a part of you, will always be a part of you. That part will never leave you.

This love of theirs, with its reassuring domesticity and its easy silences, its permanence, has yoked Sally directly to the machinery of mortality itself. Now there is a loss beyond imagining.

I knew from the start we were nothing like "forever". Maybe because forever is such a scary place.

I promise permanence. I promise persistence. I promise that falling in love was just the beginning for us.

While parchment may burn and gold may be stained or melted down, the things that are truly important to us will never lose their value.

What we love once, we love forever. Shall there be joy in heaven over those who repent, yet no forgiveness for them upon earth?--"Wanda

You cannot unplay your notes. Time, like music, is indelible that way.

Sandwiches,' she said, 'like diamonds, are forever.

They say (she had read somewhere) that no one ever disappears, up in the atmosphere, stratosphere, whatever you call space--atoms infinitely minute, beyond conception of existence, are up there forever, from the whole world, from all time.

They cut them down. They will always cut them down. They come and go like seasons, the winter that gives no thought to the spring

The journey by itself was sufficient; any hope of arriving at a permanent position was outside the boundaries of his knowledge.

I know the world changes, but never in essence.

I'd like you to talk to that someone about me and, through your words, make me live forever.

as we are remembered, we remain alive.

I think about living forever and figure I can get really good at Xbox.

I do not sculpt and paint to make the world sacred. I sculpt and paint to give permanence to my feelings about how terrible the world truly is. Nothing is real to me except my own feelings; nothing is true except my own feelings as I see them all around me in my sculptures and paintings. I know these feelings are true, because if they were not true they would make art that is as terrible as the world.

For each of us has a perch on the tree. After we are gone, that perch is marked by a notch, permanent, yes, but with its edges muting over time, assuming the tree is ever growing. Years from now someone can see that you were here, or there, and although you had little conception or care for the wider branching, in the next life there might be a sigh of wonder at how quietly flourishing it all was, if never majestic.

But you can't erase a thought; once you've had it, it's there to stay.

I love the levels, the depth, that the character has. He is the only member of the Justice League who cannot take off his costume. He is Cyborg 24/7.

'Coriolanus' has been around for 400 years, and it's going to be around for another 400 years, and nothing I can do is going to mess it up. So, going into it, I felt sort of very free to look at it as a filmmaker does.

A thing is mighty big when time and distance cannot shrink it.

I would like to live forever in people's hearts and minds; that would be fun. I'll leave the world my art.