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“We all know that birth ultimately ends with death.”

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“We all know that birth is the start of the illness, disease and death processes.”

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“I look through old photo albums and wish I could have met the woman that died so I could be born”

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Book:September: A Map

Source: September: A Map

“I was born not late and not early, This time is blessed and meet, Only God did not allow a heart To live long without deceit. And from this it is dark in the light room, And from this do the friends I've sought, Like the sorrowful birds of evening, Sing of love that was not.”

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Author:Anna Akhmatova

“It is the geese plying the graying skies of autumn in floating V-formations on a rendezvous with southern horizons that gives me the greatest pause. For my life is rarely raised to the calls of life on the wing that beg me to rise up and lay hold of distant horizons in search of a season being birthed out of the one now dying. For to stay here in a season now expired is to die along with it, and despite the fact that I had died many times, I must never forget that I can still fly.”

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Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, Moves on: nor all thy Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all thy Tears wash out a Word of it.”

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Author:Omar Khayyám

“While your children are only born once, the process of birthing something into them happens every day thereafter.”

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Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Et parce qu'en ce propre jour naquit Pantagruel, son père lui imposa tel nom, car Panta, en grec, vaut autant à dire comme tout, et Gruel en langue agarène , vaut autant comme altéré, voulant inférer qu'à l'heure de sa nativité le monde était tout altéré, et voyant, en esprit de prophétie, qu'il serait quelque jour dominateur des altérés . Ce que lui fut montré à celle heure même par autre signe plus évident, car, alors que sa mère Badebec l'enfantait, et que les sages-femmes attendaient pour le recevoir, issirent premier de son ventre soixante et huit tregeniers, chacun tirant par le licol un mulet tout chargé de sel, après lesquels sortirent neuf dromadaires chargés de jambons et langues de boeuf fumées, sept chameaux chargés d'anguillettes, puis vingt-cinq charretées de poireaux, d'aulx, d'oignons et de cibots, ce qui épouvanta bien lesdites sages femmes.”

Book:Gargantua and Pantagruel

Source: Gargantua and Pantagruel

“The baby’s bluish, hazel eyes looked into Jenay’s amber ones, and it was love at first sight. If there is any magic in this world, at this moment is where it can be found, the mystic thought lodged itself in Jenay’s heart as her eyes poured over her child with love. She had never felt herself so instantly and utterly connected to another person.”

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Book:Ruby Moon

Source: Ruby Moon

“Christmas is God coming to the very place that we would never think to look for Him. And I think He did that because we live in the very places that the world would never think to look for us.”

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Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“All men are born great but die on the way. But a virtuous never dies but once.”

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Book:On Resistism

Source: On Resistism