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On Marriage Look For A Sweet Person. Forget Rich.
~ Estee Laude The Holy Passion Of Friendship Is Of So Sweet And Steady And Loyal And Enduring A Nature That It Will Last Through A Whole Lifetime, If Not Asked To Lend Money.
~ Mark Twain A Sweet Thing, For Whatever Time, To Revisit In Dreams The Dear Dad We Have Lost.
~ Euripides, Alcestis, 438 B. C Romantic Love Is An Illusion. Most Of Us Discover This Truth At The End Of A Love Affair Or Else When The Sweet Emotions Of Love Lead Us Into Marriage And Then Turn Down Their Flames.
~ Sir Thomas More Mighty Are The Winds Of Time, Which Sweep Away The Despair Of A Broken Heart, Which Blow Back The Essence Of Life, Which Refresh The Soul With Yet Another Sweet Countenance.
~ Dax Ward Nature, Whose Sweet Rains Fall Of Just And Unjust Alike, Will Have Clefts In The Rocks Where I May Hide, And Secret Valleys In Whose Silence I May Weep Undetected. She Will Hang The Night With Stars So That I May Walk Abroad In The Darkness Without Stumbling, And Send The Wind Over My Footprints So That None May Track Me To My Hurt: She Will Cleanse Me In Great Waters, And With Bitter Herbs Make Me Whole.
~ Oscar Wilde, "De Profundis" 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 Friendship Is Always A Sweet Responsibility Never An Opportunity.
~ Kahlil Gibran The Best, Most Beautiful, And Most Perfect Way That We Have Of Expressing A Sweet Concord Of Mind To Each Other Is By Music.
~ Jonathan Edwards How Sweet It Would Be To Treat Men And Things, For An Hour, For Just What They Are!
~ Henry David Thoreau, Simplify Simplify Sick I Am Of Idle Words, Past All Reconciling, Words That Weary And Perplex And Pander And Conceal, Wake The Sounds That Cannot Lie, For All Their Sweet Beguiling The Language One Need Fathom Not, But Only Hear And Feel.
~ George Du Maurie Go, Lovely Rose! Tell Her That Wastes Her Time And Me That Now She Knows, When I Resemble Her To Thee, How Sweet And Fair She Seems To Be.
~ Edmund Waller, Go, Lovely Rose: stanza 1
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