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“The best way to destroy something is to forbid its construction.”

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“Sometimes, you don't move on- you simply learn to carry the weight with a steadier step.”

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“If something pushes itself into our lives and demands immediate allegiance of us, it will always be less than that which we should give the best of ourselves over to. However, if something stands at a distance and invites us in quiet and unobtrusive tones, and if it then steps away to allow us to settle the matter for ourselves, it is likely worth the whole of our allegiance. Such is God.”

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Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“I can’t get forensics over here to dig up the yard because my friend here, and her dog, didn’t hear a single thing. I don’t think they’ll go for it, Valerie.”

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Book:And Then I Heard the Quiet

Source: And Then I Heard the Quiet

“And the rain washed all the guilt from my hands— finally watering the flowers that bloomed underneath for all this time.”

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“The Hamartia of Esteem by Stewart Stafford A clash of Roses has seared these temples grey, The brash cur pack supplanting divinity's place, Nightshade words aimed at codpiece not the face, Inquisition's gauntlet strikes this judgement day. A death warrant marked by slander's inked stain? Scarred by a caricatured actor's grasping fear? In a groundless play for a groundling's sneer? Mannequin tyrant in a jailer playwright's disdain? Time shall be your confessor and guide, A guest casting stones at yourself in haste, Purifying my beloved's fair hand, debased, Redeem her undoing at a vengeful rabble's side. © 2025, Stewart Stafford. All rights reserved.”

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“How wonderful are those who leave their stories unfinished, choosing new lives instead of dying and killing.”

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Source: Ernesto'nun Dağları

“Her dreams might be ground up with them someday, but not before she seized the controls of the machine and ran it over the edge. For with her she carried the elixir of death. Her redemption for those who belonged. And she would see that they joined her when the big engine fell.”

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Source: The Towpath: A Time Travel Suspense Thriller

“In the years following the war, Lazron Snoot reformed his ways and expanded his livery and cupcakery business to include free dancing lessons for the less fortunate. Whenever a child in Dugtown was seen dancing, it was not uncommon to overhear the remark, "But for Snoot, that boy would just be picking his nose.”

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“The townspeople took the prince for dead When he never returned with the dragon’s head When with her, he stayed She thought he’d be too afraid But he loved her too much instead.”

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Book:Piety, Dragon Poems

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“The Word by Stewart Stafford Though you have lost me, now you see, My prophecy to thee proved ever true, Absolving your wrongs done to me, In verdant fields of harmony anew. If I stayed, they said you would pay, In excoriating loss, I secured your sanctuary, I am the sentinel that prepares the way, Evolving beyond the dusty ossuary. Tongues with riddles lie in their reaching, By living, know your false self’s meaning, Insight doth bloom through time’s enduring, Our Spring lamb in lush meadows weaning. © 2025, Stewart Stafford. All rights reserved.”

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