Adversity Quote by Emil Cioran

“Nevertheless, in a few particular tissues of the fruit fly, these”

— Chris R. Calladine

“No matter how ugly a fruit is, worms will seek it out.”

— Matshona Dhliwayo

“They could no more reconcile to a mutually satisfying life than a donkey could sprout wings and fly.”

— Joanna Jordan

“Is then the fruit of a fig-tree not perfect suddenly and in one hour, and would you possess the fruit of a man's mind…

— Epictetus

“But you can’t change the fruit without changing the root.”

— Stephen R. Covey

“I resolved to break the barren soil of my fruitless brain.”

— Elizabeth Grymeston

“For resentments of any nature bring their fruit in the physical.”

— Edgar Cayce

“The fruit of the garden is not restricted to what we eat. Every garden lends something more to the imagination - beauty.”

— Vigen Guroian

“To fly is to swim in the air, and a brick could be used as an as example to highlight man’s failure to fishbird.
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— Jarod Kintz

“There is far too much common nonsense, and not nearly enough uncommon sense about fruit.”

— Mango Wodzak

“The flies are angry bits of life; why are they so angry? it seems they want more, it seems almost as if they are…

— Charles Bukowski

“May you be wise. Stop telling lies. Also, don't eat flies.”

— Sarah Willey