Poetry-quote Quote by Percy Bysshe Shelley

“One too like thee: tameles, and Swift, and proud.”

— Percy Bysshe Shelley

“Fare thee well/ A fiend like thee might bear my soul to hell.”

— William Shakespeare

“..snow gently settles like dust in a shaft - for one moment there is no one else - only the wind like the hiss…

— john geddes

“I once preached to a man in a telephone booth, Long ago during the days of my youth, I grew up different from the…

— Lisbon Tawanda Chigwenjere

“When the hatred stops will the love begin? When there is no more greed will there then be peace?”

— Sherman Kennon

“Perfection" Every oak will lose a leaf to the wind. Every star-thistle has a thorn. Every flower has a blemish. Every wave washes back…

— R.H. Peat

“no need to seek your other half. you are already whole”

— Jenai Charles

...the wind has a purpose - to rattle the window panes, disturb the cat and make me miss you ...

— Anonymous

“All shadows of clouds the sun cannot hide like the moon cannot stop oceanic tide; but a hidden star can still be smiling at…

— Munia Khan

“A fire burns in the evening sky Breaking like an egg in a pan A sea of yellowish orange spreads In accordance with divine…

— Justin Wetch

“Poetry is both; enlightenment and wisdom.”

— sir kristian goldmund aumann

“I am a lover of words and tragically beautiful things, poor timing and longing, and all things with soul, and I wonder if that…

— Nicole Lyons