Life Quote by Toni Morrison

“remember the body of your community breathe in the people who sewed you whole it is you who became yourself but those before you…

— Rupi Kaur

“No caste system or aristocracy has survived the centuries with its power intact. Humanity kneels poorly as a whole.”

— Glynn Stewart

“We divided ourselves among caste, creed, culture and countries but what is undivided remains most valuable: a mere smile and the love.”

— Santosh Kalwar

“Human life and human labour were near. I must struggle on: strive to live and bend to toil like the rest.”

— Charlotte Brontë

“Because some people dressed more expensively and lived in a higher stratum of society, it did not make them less human. They were born…

— Barbara Cartland

“Wear your life more lightly. There is a ridiculousness to much in ourselves and our lives; we notice this with startling clarity at times…

— Tony Crabbe

“So despite all political progress, social advancement, and appearance of acceptance, here was my grandmother speaking the voice of prejudice. It had to be…

— Monica Byrne

“Some clothes provoke more feelings in me than people.”

— Carolina Soto

“The Tragedy of the human condition is that the very things that make us interesting and culturally important and progressively brilliant are our differences;…

— Bryce Courtenay

“We are, on earth, two distinct races. Those who have need of others, whom others amuse, engage soothe, whom solitude harasses, pains, stupefies, like…

— Guy de Maupassant

“Garments are our second skin, and the truer of the two for being the one we choose.”

— A.E. Marling

“Yet beneath all the talk of tragedy and grace, I have come to believe that we are destined to be opened by the living…

— Mark Nepo