Children Quote by Pierre Albert-Birot

“What is poetry? you ask, while fixing your blue pupil on mine. What is poetry! And you are asking me? Poetry...is you.”

— Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer

“The children laughing without knowing why - isn't that beautiful?”

— Milan Kundera

“You’re a goddam funny kid, Clivey,” he said. “I got sixteen grandchildren, and there’s only two of em that I think is gonna amount…

— Stephen King

“And where'd you get a crayon?” I ask Sawyer, 'cause the disproportionate balls are blue. “They got a nursery at this place. Not that…

— S.E. Hall

“He well knew the futility of trying to contend against witches, so he gave up discouraged. But it occurred to him that he might…

— Samuel Clemmons

“I had never known this before, but now I do and so do you: Laughter comes in different colours. It is only the distant…

— Yevgeny Zamyatin

“What is laughter, after all, but a scream turned backward?”

— Maria Rachel Hooley

“I run back to the peephole and see all three of them as they walk past with these things in their hands, I can…

— M.B. Julien

Which is the woman, which the child? The joyous laugh that opens doors, steals sugared moments from the shelf? Or the dreamer mixing metaphors…

— Katie Louchheim

“We sat there in our flower crowns until the world went dark, until we were half-sick from sugar but still laughing, laughing, laughing like…

— Emery Lord

“My mom loves to laugh, especially when nothing is funny. It's an important trait to have around here, but I'm afraid I didn't inherit…

— Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock

“She tries to move toward him, but the path is covered with gravel, which slows her down. Then he turns his head and sees…

— Sébastien Japrisot