Quotes by Poet of the Authors - Page 7

• Rowan Williams / Poet

It's a moral question.

• Rumi / Poet

Silence gives answers.

• Theophile Gautier / Poet

When we love - we grow

• Thomas Gray / Poet

'Tis folly to be wise.

• Tristan Tzara / Poet

Art needs an operation

• W. H. Auden / Poet

All pity is self-pity.

• William Butler Yeats / Poet

Man has created death.

• William Cowper / Poet

Remorse begets reform.

• William Cowper / Poet

He that runs may read.

• William Shakespeare / Poet

Boldness be my friend.

• William Shakespeare / Poet

My soul is in the sky.

• William Shakespeare / Poet

I bear a charmed life.

• William Shakespeare / Poet

thus with a kiss I die

• William Shakespeare / Poet

Sin will pluck on sin.

• William Shakespeare / Poet

My wits begin to turn.

• William Shakespeare / Poet

I was adored once too.

• William Shakespeare / Poet

So. Lie there, my art.

• William Shakespeare / Poet

And she's fair I love.

• William Shakespeare / Poet

God grant us patience!

• William Shakespeare / Poet

Be just, and fear not.

• Aleister Crowley / Poet

Sanity is a compromise.

• Anne Sexton / Poet

Poetry to me is prayer.

• Anne Sexton / Poet

I have been cut in two.

• Aulus Persius Flaccus / Poet

Each man has his fancy.

• Bernard Barton / Poet

Patience wins the race.

• Bertolt Brecht / Poet

The fate of man is man.

• Christina Rossetti / Poet

Let bygones be bygones.

• Clarissa Pinkola Estes / Poet

The soul has no gender.

• Claudius Claudianus / Poet

Liberty begets license.

• Emily Dickinson / Poet

I dwell in possibility.

• Friedrich Schiller / Poet

Intellect--brain force.

• Geoffrey Chaucer / Poet

Men love newfangleness.

• George Herbert / Poet

A good heart cannot lye

• George Herbert / Poet

Destiny is always dark.

• Gwendolyn Brooks / Poet

The music is in minors.

• Haniel Long / Poet

Dead men tell no tales.

• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow / Poet

All things are symbols.

• Horace / Poet

To teach is to delight.

• Horatius Bonar / Poet

Teach us by your lives.

• J. Patrick Lewis / Poet

Poetry is frosted fire.

• Jean De La Fontaine / Poet

Luck's always to blame.

• John Dryden / Poet

Dead men tell no tales.

• John Milton / Poet

Wickedness is weakness.

• Matthew Arnold / Poet

Miracles do not happen.

• Ovid / Poet

Beauty is a frail good.

• Ovid / Poet

Pursuits become habits.

• Ovid / Poet

Do not believe hastily.

• Percy Bysshe Shelley / Poet

Joy, once lost, is pain

• Philip James Bailey / Poet

Nature means Necessity.

• Robert Browning / Poet

Love is energy of life.