Dreams Quote by Daisy Hernandez

“The power of language. Preserving the ephemeral; giving form to dreams, permanence to sparks of sunlight.”

— Penelope Lively

“Will thought of her time away from work the way he used to think of his schoolteachers crawling into their caves under the school…

— Karin Slaughter

“The greatest teachers don’t just teach lessons—they inspire dreams, plant hope, and cultivate character.”

— Manuel Corazzari

“Schoolteachers can be some hard-eyed people, with talkin eyes; they mouth sayin one thing and them eyes be screamin another.”

— Alice Childress

“Sometimes the darkest parts of us can be our teachers in ways that our sweeter qualities never could.”

— Shauna Niequist

“but you had a point about language. When you get right down to it, it’s a work-around. Like trying to describe dreams with smoke…

— Peter Watts

“Those we love become our teachers whether we intend it or not.”

— Donna Goddard

“Sometimes our jobs as teachers is not to open their minds. Sometimes we have to thaw them.”

— Mike Murphy

“Words are like the wind. They will blow away your own footsteps but they also will blow away the footsteps and thoughts of others.…

— Jones Brent M

“Come, boy, it is time for a lesson. Let me teach you the power of words,”

— John Gwynne

“When you're a teacher, some students burst out at you immediately, most emerge gradually, and a few don't want you to see them at…

— Elizabeth Stone

“Hairwoman is torturing us with essays. Do English teachers spend their vacations dreaming up these things?”

— Laurie Halse Anderson