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My Heart Is Pure As The Driven Slush.
~ Tallulah Bankhead Have A Heart That Never Hardens, And A Temper That Never Tires, And A Touch That Never Hurts.
~ Charles Dickens Prejudices, It Is Well Known, Are Most Difficult To Eradicate From The Heart Whose Soil Has Never Been Loosened Or Fertilized By Education They Grow There, Firm As Weeds Among Rocks.
~ Charlotte Bronte Where Your Pleasure Is, There Is Your Treasure Where Your Treasure, There Your Heart Where Your Heart, There Your Happiness.
~ Saint Augustine Never Let The Odds Keep You From Pursuing What You Know In Your Heart You Were Meant To Do.
~ Leroy Robert Satchel Paige I Will Wear My Heart Upon My Sleeve For Daws To Peck At.
~ William Shakespeare Nay, Tempt Me Not To Love Again: There Was A Time When Love Was Sweet; Dear Nea! Had I Known Thee Then, Our Souls Had Not Been Slow To Meet! But Oh! This Weary Heart Hath Run So Many A Time The Rounds Of Pain, Not Even For Thee, Thou Lovely One! Would I Endure Such Pangs Again.
~ Sir Thomas More At Night Always Carry In Your Heart Something From Holy Scriptures To Bed With You, Meditate Upon It Like A Ruminant Animal, And Go Softly To Sleep; But This Must Not Be Too Much, Rather A Little That May Be Well Pondered And Understood, That You May Find A Remnant Of It In Your Mind When You Rise In The Morning.
~ Martin Luthe The Best Remedy For A Bruised Heart Is Not, As So Many People Seem To Think, Repose Upon A Manly Bosom. Much More Efficacious Are Honest Work, Physical Activity, And Sudden Acquisition Of Wealth.
~ Dorothy Sayers Let Us, Then, Be Up And Doing, With A Heart For Any Fate Still Achieving, Still Pursuing, Learn To Labor And To Wait.
~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow When I Look Back Now Over My Life And Call To Mind What I Might Have Had Simply For Taking And Did Not Take, My Heart Is Like To Break.
~ Akhenaton The Human Heart, At Whatever Age, Opens Only To The Heart That Opens In Return.
~ Maria Edgeworth
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