To Love Quotes (page 79)

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• love
• tribes
• loves

We are enjoined to love our neighbor, not our tribe. Chris Hedges

• love
• things
• easy love

If it were sufficent to love, things would be too easy. Albert Camus

• love
• great
• greatness

it is the great temptation of storytellers to love thetelling of stories more than the stories themselves C. S. Lewis

• love
• fire
• lovingly

I guess all that's left is to love the fire. Norman Mailer

• good
• teacher
• love

As for myself, I always willingly acknowledge my own self as the principal cause of every good and of every evil which may befall me; therefore, I have always found myself capable of being my own pupil, and ready to love my teacher. Giacomo Casanova

• hope
• evening
• men

Tell them there are no holes for your fingers in the masks of men. Tell them how could you ever even hope to love what you can't grab onto. David Foster Wallace

• death
• life death
• life

Having made the decision to love, had I chosen life instead of death? Richard Bach

• you me
• look at me
• understanding

If you’re looking for the full deal, the till-death deal, then look at me. No one’s ever going to love you, stick by you, understand how you work the way I do. (Malcolm Kavanaugh) Nora Roberts

• love
• believe
• learning

Forgive but don’t forget, girl keep your head up. And when he tells you you ain’t nothing, don’t believe him. And if he can’t learn to love you, you should leave him. Tupac Shakur

• success
• love failure
• thinking

So you think that you're a failure, do you? Well, you probably are. What's wrong with that? In the first place, if you've any sense at all you must have learned by now that we pay just as dearly for our triumphs as we do for our defeats. Go ahead and fail. But fail with wit, fail with grace, fail with style. A mediocre failure is as insufferable as a mediocre success. Embrace failure! Seek it out. Learn to love it. That may be the only way any of us will ever be free. Tom Robbins

• love
• people
• artiste

There is nothing more truly artistic than to love people. Vincent Van Gogh

• learning
• long love
• giving

My whole life long I learn'd to love, This hour my utmost art I prove. And speak my passion—— heaven or hell? She will not give me heaven? 'Tis well! Robert Browning

• personal
• great
• sharing

Here libido and ego-interest share the same fate and have once more become indistinguishable from each other. The familiar egoism of the sick person covers them both. We find it so natural because we are certain that in the same situation we should behave in just the same way. The way in which the readiness to love, however great, is banished by bodily ailments, and suddenly replaced by complete indifference, is a theme which has been sufficiently exploited by comic writers. Sigmund Freud

• love
• ever
• those

A toast, Jedediah, to love on my terms. Those are the only terms anybody ever knows - his own. Orson Welles

• love
• wonder
• wonderful

How wonderful it was to love something without the compromise of language. Jim Harrison