Your questions about love quotations

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Helen asks…

love quotations?

Baby Talk answers:

Love to Love calleth,
Love unto Love replieth-
From the ends of the earth, drawn by invisible bands,
Over the dawning and darkening lands
Love cometh to Love.

-Robert Bridges

as an alternative, I once read this in a Patricia Cornwell novel and it made me think of my daughter (the subject matter was the untimely death of an 11 yr. old girl and this is what the mother put on her tombstone)

There is no other in the World—
Mine was the only one

-Emily Dickinson

And it touched me in a way that all mothers are deeply and irrevocably touched by the lives of their children.

Linda asks…

What are some love quotations/excerpts that are lesser known?

I see the same quotations on every page. Does anyone know of some that are lesser known? Or, perhaps, a helpful source?

Baby Talk answers:

“ My bounty is as boundless as the sea,
My love as deep: the more I give to thee,
The more I have, for both are infinite.”
(Juliet, The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, II.2)

Chris asks…

Any quotations on love and marriage that incorporate the beach or sailing?

I’m getting married in the Caribbean on the beach. I’m looking for quotations that incorporate sailing or the beach to use as possible readings in my wedding ceremony or just on my program and elsewhere. I’d really appreciate any ideas you have. Thanks!

Baby Talk answers:

don’t rock the boat… idk…

oh heres one i just made up… i think its pretty good
marriage is like a beach, if you look too close at it it looks grainy and hard… but if you just accept it for what it is it is just soft

Sandy asks…

where can i find quotations about love?

hi everyone,
i’m italian but my boyfriend is american and he’ll be deploying to afghanistan with the air force in a few months. i was thinking of writing him a bunch of nice quotations to read every day he is away, but i need them in english (since he doesn’t understand italian lol) and i don’t know any website where to get them from! can someone help me? thank you!

Baby Talk answers:

http://library.lovingyou.com/quotes/

Maria asks…

Can you help with some funny quotations on love?

I need some funny quotes on love. Maybe a cartoon charactor. Has anybody got a link or know a quote? If you give the quote can you please give the name of the person or person that said it? Thanks

Baby Talk answers:

Two things u should NEVER say to the one u love: “I love u but…” and “If you loved me, you would…” Should u really qualify love with conditions? –Unknown

Absense does not make the heart grow fonder, but it sure heats up the blood. –Elizabeth Ashley

What the heart gives away is never gone… It is kept in the heart of others. –Robert St. John

Love is always open arms. If you close ur arms around love, you will find that u are left holding only yourself. –Leo Buscoglia

To the world you might be one person, but to one person you are the world. –Bill Wilson

Love is being stupid togther. –Paul Valery

Love is an irrestiable desire to be irresistably desired. –Robert Frost

If you love someone, tell them. For hearts are often broken by words left unspoken. –Stephanie Roogle

We begin to love not by finding a perfect person, but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly. –Anonymous

All love is sweet, given or returned. –Percy Bysshe Shelley

Love is what’s there after all the love’s gone. –Bertha Almazan

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Your questions about quotations about education

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Charles asks…

Do you know any teachers or organisations who are specialized in Carl Hilty?

I presented my question ‘Who and which book does the following quote about friendship belong to? ‘to Education-Quotation category three days ago but deleted it because I could not get any answer.

So, please provide me with the above-mentioned my question or any idea for me to reach my original question as follows.

I am searching for the source book and the author of the following contents of the phrase. (This is my translation from Japanese phrase I found in a Japanese book, so this must be different from exact original phrase.)

“The best things you may find in your life are good friends and good teachers. It is your purpose to find them and you must be luckey if you can get them.”
It is said to be written by Carl Hilty, a Swiss philosopher, but it is uncertain.

Baby Talk answers:

yea

David asks…

Just wrote this, whadaya think (not that long)?

I guess this is a vignette. Oh, and it’s fictional. This is a character talking.

I think I’ll call it “Naked.”

I sleep naked, save undergarments. I sleep with the sheets twisting around my body, locking me securely to the bed. I toss in the night like the sea’s waves, and as I curl, turn, open and close, their softness, whiteness, and comfort flow with me. In the heat of the summer, air escapes beneath the billows, cooling me. In the cold of the winter, I pull them up close, tight; where they’ll surround me, share with me their warmth. In the dark of a nightmare, though, they are something less comforting.

One night, after a bad dream, I woke up choking, gasping for air. The sheets were waves crashing into me. I was drowning beneath them. I flung out my arms in fright, trying to jump out of the tangle. I flew out and my head cracked against the wall as I inhaled slowly and my mouth moved to form the words which I will not say. The words which will show, yes, I am afraid.

I curled into the bed again, breaths coming out in short bursts and returning quietly. I let myself back into the world of closed eyes, of marvelous dreams and disturbing nightmares, slowly yet fast. My eyes closed before I knew it., and I fell back into my mother’s womb.

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- I tacked on the last paragraph about a minute or two after I wrote the first two paragraphs. Can you tell?
- Does my writing style annoy you?

I know that was a little weird. It doesn’t help that it’s 3 a.m. and my brain isn’t working quite right.

LOL
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Yeah, I wasn’t really sure how to phrase the first sentence, haha. I mean, I think they’d wear underwear, so they wouldn’t be completely naked. But maybe not. I’ll have to decide and rewrite the sentence.

Baby Talk answers:

Yeah, pretty good. I agree with one of the comments above, there’s definitely a rhythmic feel to it which makes you want to read on.
The Rhythm is sort of spoilt, though, by the start of the second paragraph. I think it would sound more effecting if you started with simply ‘I woke up choking, gasping for air.’ You’ve already set yourself up for describing a bad dream at the end of the first paragraph so I don’t think the bit before matters too much.
It’s just a thought though.
About the last paragraph, I like that a lot too. You get a real sense of inevitability, that you’re talking about something uncontrollable. I think it fits well.
category: spirituality more than anything else

Donna asks…

What does “the autobiography of malcolm X” say about education?

I needa quotation from this book about education, I cant find what chapter???

Baby Talk answers:

Google is a little light on this: only 166,000 hits

http://www.google.com/search?q=autobiography+of+Malcolm+X+study+guide&sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1B3GGGL_en___US215

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Paul asks…

i need some best quotations about the topic nature and its crisis , love , education?

Baby Talk answers:

On Education:
Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school.
Albert Einstein

Information is not knowledge.
Albert Einstein

It is a miracle that curiosity survives formal education.
Albert Einstein

It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.
Albert Einstein

It should be possible to explain the laws of physics to a barmaid.
Albert Einstein

On Nature:
Joy in looking and comprehending is nature’s most beautiful gift.
Albert Einstein

He who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead; his eyes are closed.
Albert Einstein

On Love:
Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love.
Albert Einstein

All You Need Is Love
John Lennon

Linda asks…

What are the quotations on travelling as a means of education?

quotes for essay of about 250 words

Baby Talk answers:

“travel for the younger slot is a part of education and for the older a part of experience”
“it is better to see the wonders of the world abroad rather than to sit at home and live a dull sluggerised life”
‘Travel is an advantage.if a person visits a better country he may try to improvre his own but is fortune takes him to theworst, he may learn to enjoy his own”
“you learn more when u walk a mile in nature than by reading a 1000 books on it”
“the world is a book and one who does not travel reads only a page”

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