When you have no money, you’re penniless. When you have no love, you’re poor.en you have no love, you’re poor.
OBEHI VESSEL A.A natural law; ‘forgive them or become them.’ slowly, unnoticeably, surely.
More Obehi Vessel A. Quotes
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To know more, I must first admit that I know nothing. Only on a blank page, can words be written.
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Everyone claims they want the truth. Just not in all her bright entirety. We’d rather she visit in dim shades of light, that won’t hurt our eyes.
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Some days are heavy. Not meant to be carried alone.
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Never give a human the job of making you happy. Some days, they might call you sick. Other days they might call quit.
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A fair – weathered friend; I am not. I bring my own sunshine.
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Be careful out there; I hear humans get killed for wearing the wrong skin.
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And now, we look back at what was normal, and we find that normal isn’t always good or right; No. Normal, is whatever has been spent with us, the longest time. And that in itself is not a valid reason for it to stay.
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I used to believe that living is doing, moving, getting. But, there is life in staying still. A bird is a bird even when she isn’t flying.
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There is no such thing as ‘little’ acts of kindness. Every kind act, is grand powerful. Meant to take up space.
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No. I do not wish upon stars, I hear they fall.
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How abstract we humans sound, when we say these are dark times. As though it isn’t in our hands that paint our times.
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I have felt warmth in lies, and coldness in truth. This is how I know that morality, transcends the physicality of temperatures.
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Spiritual or religious. Which will you be? Society, asks of me. Inscribe my name on the list. I said, of which has more compassion in it.
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Doubts are powerful. They, not only demand we look again, they tell us what to see.
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What’s lost, can be found. What’s broken, may be fixed. But what lives in denial of either of these will remain as it is.
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