Quotes by "Lamine Pearlheart"

The wise is a fool aware of the reasons for his sorrow His mind on the opportune moment recovering a key memory The fool is the one who thinks wisdom to be an incessant state of mind

Those who consider people bridges will use them. Those who view people as humans will try to befriend them. Those who see their partners as persons they can dump are bound to attract dumpsters and doomed they are to attract but the trash bins.

You discover nothing; you only learn of what you have been ignorant of so far.

It is not good to hoard money and it is equally unsanitary to hoard knowledge; the more you hoard the less you think and the lesser you know. - On Greed and Knowledge

The promise of light is to attempt and reach the farthest and darkest nights The promise of love is to keep a heartbeat for as long as a heart knows how to beat

Men, at first glance, are like the colourful productive pollinating bees, but without the flowers, women, they are an annoying senseless noise catering to an overindulged queen; their ever-inflated ego. - On Men Without Women

If you listen carefully you will hear a symphony of light being played, it is that of you and your partner. It also called love. - On Love

There's no such thing as a regimented friendship or love. - On the Spontaneity of Love and Friendship.

If and when infatuation passes on and you still have infatuation for the same person then you may have love. - On Love

Love may sometimes be a gift, but you have to earn it to keep it. - Love Wrapped in The Present