Norwegian-poet Quote by Olav H. Hauge

“Sometimes it is given to us. One moment of clarity. One word laid down, cold and clattering, beside another. Ribbon of wet stone.”

— John Gilmore

“It sounds too simple to be true, but consider the Great Wall of China, if you will: one stone at a time, man. That’s…

— Stephen King

“Sometimes I float along the river For its surface I am bound And there are times stones done fill my pockets And it's into…

— T.J. Klune

“The world is indeed a cold, hard stone.”

— Graham Spaid

“Things here are so different. Poisoned rivers, softened stone. You never know exactly what you're getting into. What will hold and what will give…

— Ally Condie

“And I knew it was true, that my words were made of stones, that they would last and I would climb them.”

— Amanda Davis

“A stone, no matter how small, resists the wind.”

— Matshona Dhliwayo

“Well, you know how a river moves a mountain.” The words surprised me at first, but I knew where they were coming from. “Stone…

— Lisa Wingate

“A stone resists the wind, no matter how small it is.”

— Matshona Dhliwayo

“The stone has no uncertainties, no urge to communicate, and is eternally the same for thousands of years, while I am only a passing…

— C.G. Jung

“Let reason flow like water around a stone, the stone remains.”

— Jane Hirshfield

“Everything is breaking stones, up to a point.”

— Ivy Compton-Burnett