Quote by Mary Frances Cusack

“No one had forewarned me, however, that if you live abroad any good while, the notion of home is permanently compromised.”

— Andrew Solomon

“Home is not as much about a place you belong, as people you belong to.”

— William P. Young

“Too much freedom seems to change into nothing but too much slavery, both for private man and city.”

— Plato

“Sometimes, the loneliest place is not being far from home, but being surrounded by people who can't see beyond their own borders.”

— Camellia Yang

“It really isn't where you live as much as who you live with that makes a place feel like home.”

— Carla Reighard

“You do not realize the value of homeland until you are oppressed and forced to leave.”

— Amany Al-Hallaq

“Freedom meant one thing to him—home. But they wouldn't let him go home.”

— Alexander Solzhenitsyn

“There were more fights, more arguments, more yelling in the night, more long absences. Until it seemed as if anything would be better than…

— Esmeralda Santiago

“This confirmed my suspicions that citizens were treated more like slaves than people.”

— Rebecca Besser

“People want freedom, but not for their neighbors. People want freedom, but they don't want its downsides.”

— T.J. Kirk

“I learned long ago that home is a word that applies to people, not places... Didn't matter to me where I was - it…

— beth revis

“But perhaps no distance is greater than that which separates a poor family in the same country”

— Halldór Laxness