Quote by Laurie Halse Anderson

“Imagine cities that resemble forests, technologies that heal rather than harm, and societies rooted in balance and cooperation.”

— Ken Breniman

“The city is built on an inhuman scale. Everything is by design inconvenient for Homo sapiens.”

— Andrew Meier

“if we harm our neighbors, we also inflict damage on ourselves. There”

— Karen Armstrong

“In the country one sees only nature's fair works, and one's soul is not saddened by the cruel struggle for mere existence that goes…

— Helen Keller

“The only way our cities can survive this is together.”

— K. Weikel

“You wander through this city, and wonder if anything you do will make up for the horror that keeps the world turning. To live,…

— Max Gladstone

“Living in society, we must share the suffering of our fellow citizens and practice compassion and tolerance not only toward our loved ones but…

— Dalai Lama XIV

“Kindness, a lost art. Patience, even more elusive. City life in all its undesirable glory.”

— Deborah Garner

“But the city makes up for its hazards and its deficiencies by supplying its citizens with massive doses of a supplementary vitamin-the sense of…

— E.B. White

“Our fellow-citizens, as they now realized, had never thought that our little town might be a place particularly chosen as one where rats die…

— Albert Camus

“The people of a city blessed with all the good things nature has can grow smug about who they are, can find complacency in…

— Robin Cody

“Those people were pushing life and night and day in front of them. Life hides everything from people. Their own noise prevents them from…

— Louis-Ferdinand Céline