Certain Quote by Albert Camus

“Young back-to-the-landers who had felt reassured by the "real" skills of growing their own food and building their own shelter were now also experiencing…

— Kate Daloz

“Poverty's simplicity has an inexpensive beauty rooted in it, which the rich can never afford to buy”

— Munia Khan

Poverty was a relationship, I thought, involving poor and rich people alike.

— Matthew Desmond

Poverty didn't necessarily engender an envy of wealth; sometimes it might beget a passion for decency.

— Patricia Hampl

There is little favorable to be said about poverty, but it was often an incubator of true friendship.

— Nelson Mandela

The mystery of poverty is that by sharing in it, making ourselves poor in giving to others, we increase our knowledge of and belief…

— Dorothy Day

Poverty is a bitter thing; but it is not as bitter as the existence of restless vacuity and physical, moral, and intellectual flabbiness, to…

— Theodore Roosevelt

“Strange to relate, these simple folk were perfectly happy without money and without silver watches. Abject poverty was practically unknown; they had no orphanages…

— Sol T. Plaatje

They were enjoying the happy hour that seldom comes but once in any life, the magical moment which bestows youth on the old, beauty…

— Louisa May Alcott

“Even that great poverty which had been and remains mine let up for a few days. I was not, as it happens, opposed to…

— Andre Breton

“Why are...poor people more ready to share their goods than rich people? The answer is easy: The poor have little to lose; the rich…

— Piero Gheddo

“People like Larraine lived with so many compounded limitations that it was difficult to imagine the amount of good behavior or self-control that would…

— Matthew Desmond