Krog Quotes

#1. When I started the Imagination Library in my hometown, I never dreamed that one day we would be helping Scottish kids.

Dolly Parton

#2. Remember that though humility, without firmness, may be cowardly, yet courage without humility is presumptuous.

Marie Angelique Arnauld

#3. I'm a poet. I distrust anything that starts with a capital letter and ends with a full stop because people don't think in full, clear sentences.

Antjie Krog

#4. It's hard for me to speak, whether in English or Afrikaans. The reason I write is because I cannot speak. I feel blunt.

Antjie Krog

#5. And everyone wants to know: Who? Why? The victims ask the hardest of all the questions: How is it possible that the person I loved so much lit no spark of humanity in you?

Antjie Krog

#6. be raised only by the Royal Navy and replenishment, for Lowe's guns had

Tom Pocock

#7. I might die if I forget how to breathe.

Miranda Cosgrove

#8. If I'm going to lose it, I want to be broken in right." The pen fell from Trenton's mouth to the floor, and he bent down to pick it up. "Uh . . . any, uh . . . any special font?

Jamie McGuire

#9. Thoughts are as simple as the process ... a message from the soul; conveyed through the heart; received in the mind

Jeremy Aldana

#10. But I know my only defense is to answer, "I think it because it is true," thereby eliminating my subjectivity;

Simone De Beauvoir

#11. It is absolutely true that I have served in two Democratic administrations. You can tell something from me and my political views from that.

Elena Kagan

#12. Which is better: to achieve Nirvana, or become a Boddhissatva?

Taner Edis

#13. I remember throwing away a child.

Kameron Hurley

#14. If the unlettered farmers of Munchkinland and the factory workers of Gillikin believe that their fate is being determined by how the Time Dragon dreams them up, they don't need to bother to take responsibility for their actions or for changing their class and station in life.

Gregory Maguire

#15. He who loves fame considers another man's activity to be his own good; and he who loves pleasure, his own sensations; but he who has understanding, considers his own acts to be his own good. It

Marcus Aurelius