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First World War Poetry Quotes By Jana Deleon: Are you going to sit down?" Ida Belle

Are you going to sit down?" Ida Belle asked. "Or am I supposed to drive down the bayou with you up there looking like a Jackie Chan hood ornament? — Jana Deleon

First World War Poetry Quotes By Andrew Galasetti: Be careful how close you get to someone

Be careful how close you get to someone ... It just ends up hurting more than not having no one to love to begin with. — Andrew Galasetti

First World War Poetry Quotes By Veronica Rossi: It felt strange introducing two people who meant

It felt strange introducing two people who meant so much to him. Like they should already know each other. — Veronica Rossi

First World War Poetry Quotes By Jodi Picoult: That's what love is. It's some power greater

That's what love is. It's some power greater than you and me, that draws us to one special person — Jodi Picoult

First World War Poetry Quotes By Jade Jagger: I love to wear my own Jade Jagger

I love to wear my own Jade Jagger ball gowns. I love their timeless elegance, of course with my own jewelry. — Jade Jagger

First World War Poetry Quotes By Mandla Langa: I have learned that people at the bottom

I have learned that people at the bottom use others' bodies to climb to the top — Mandla Langa

First World War Poetry Quotes By Mary-Louise Parker: this right now, this is the only time

this right now, this is the only time I am all here and no part of me needs time travel Right — Mary-Louise Parker

First World War Poetry Quotes By Stedman Graham: People who let events and circumstances dictate their

People who let events and circumstances dictate their lives are living reactively. That means that they don't act on life, they only react to it. — Stedman Graham

First World War Poetry Quotes By Marianne Williamson: In every heart there is an inner room,

In every heart there is an inner room, where we can hold our greatest treasures and our deepest pain. — Marianne Williamson