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“It's tough to know the value of water until it's gone.”

Knows Values Water Gone Tough

Author:Mark Udall

“I honestly think if I would've tied my suit and there wouldn't have been any water rushing through it, I think I could've gone at least a second faster.”

Ifs Thinking Has Beens Water Gone Honestly Suits Faster Tied Rushing

Author:Ryan Lochte

“Natural thunder heralds the wetness of fresh water high clouds to quench the thirst of fields gone dry and parched, a messenger of blessed rain, but this was as dry as hell must be. My distraught perception refused to believe it, because of the insane suddenness with which it sounded, swelled and hit, and how casually it came to murder my child.”

Believe Children Water Natural Gone Hell Fields Perception Rain Murder Blessed Clouds Insane My Children Dry Thirst Thunder Messengers Quench Fresh Water Distraught Wetness

Author:Anna Akhmatova

“I closed my eyes and listened to the occasional chirps of tiny birds hidden in the trees around us, the bubbling of water over rocks down below, cicadas rattling a chorus off in the distance. All sounds of the world carrying on like it always had. So much could change or be lost, and still, the rest of the world went on like it was nothing. It didn't seem wrong, but it didn't seem right either. I'd gone on today like it was nothing. I'd laughed and felt happy and forgotten for a little while that this was now a world without my brother in it.”

World Littles Stills Seems Eye Today Lost Felt Sound Water Gone Tree Rocks Brother Bird Distance Forgotten Tiny My Brother Laughed Occasional Chorus Carrying On Cicadas

Author:Jessi Kirby

“At my age days dissolve like salt in water; the day's gone and I don't even know what I've done with the hours.”

Knows Done Age Time Water Hours Gone Salt

Book:The Infinite Plan: A Novel

Source: The Infinite Plan: A Novel

“How deep is the magic of sound may be learned by breaking some sweet verses into prose. The operation has been compared to gathering dew-drops, which shine like jewels upon the flower, but run into water in the hand. The elements remain, but the sparkle is gone.”

May Has Beens Hands Running Sound Water Gone Magic Sweet Flower Elements Shining Operations Prose Verses Gathering Jewels Dew Sparkle

Book:Pleasures of Literature

Source: Pleasures of Literature

“And I think that's important, to know how the water's gone over the dam before you start to describe it. It helps to have been over the dam yourself.”

Thinking Knows Has Beens Important Helping Water Know How Gone Adversity Dams

Author:Annie Proulx

“After my first week of no wheat, my stomachaches were gone, my mucous cleared up, and I felt incredibly energetic. My headaches were also less frequent and less severe, and I had lost 3 pounds, most of it swelling and water weight my body had been holding onto as part of its response to the wheat products in my diet.”

Firsts Body Lost Felt Water Gone Week Products Weight Response Diets Pounds Severe Holding On Energetic Wheat Headache Swelling

Author:Daphne Oz

“The theory which I would offer, is simply, that as the land with the attached reefs subsides very gradually from the action of subterranean causes, the coral-building polypi soon raise again their solid masses to the level of the water: but not so with the land; each inch lost is irreclaimably gone; as the whole gradually sinks, the water gains foot by foot on the shore, till the last and highest peak is finally submerged.”

Source: Journal of Researches Into the Geology and Natural History of the Varoius Countries Visited by H.M.S. Beagle, Under the Command of Captain Fitzroy from 1832 to 1836 by Charles Darwin

“But in philosophy, sometimes the baby ought to go out with the bath water.”

Sometimes Philosophy Water Gone Baby Ought Philosophical Baths

Author:Aloysius Martinich

“It is about a period in aviation which is now gone, but which was probably more interesting than any the future will bring. As time passes, the perfection of machinery tends to insulate man from contact with the elements in which he lives. The 'stratosphere' planes of the future will cross the ocean without any sense of the water below. Like a train tunneling through a mountain, they will be aloof from both the problems and the beauty of the earth's surface.”