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Upcoming Election Quotes By Sheldon Vanauken: There was something tender and gentle about our

There was something tender and gentle about our love, something a little shy, that was like early spring. — Sheldon Vanauken

Upcoming Election Quotes By Sylvia Plath: The balled Pulp of your heart Confronts its

The balled Pulp of your heart Confronts its small Mill of silence — Sylvia Plath

Upcoming Election Quotes By C. JoyBell C.: Heaven is always there for us; but this

Heaven is always there for us; but this life ... this life is a gift to us. — C. JoyBell C.

Upcoming Election Quotes By Abraham Lincoln: A statesman is he who thinks in the

A statesman is he who thinks in the future generations, and a politician is he who thinks in the upcoming elections. — Abraham Lincoln

Upcoming Election Quotes By Alyson Noel: You hurt my feelings." He shoots me a

You hurt my feelings." He shoots me a wounded look.
"I wasn't aware that you had any. — Alyson Noel

Upcoming Election Quotes By John Keats: What the imagination seizes as Beauty must be

What the imagination seizes as Beauty must be truth — John Keats

Upcoming Election Quotes By Delano Johnson: Someone told me to dumb my poetry down,

Someone told me to dumb my poetry down, but I told them I can't because I don't have a smart phone. — Delano Johnson

Upcoming Election Quotes By Chris Lowe: Love Comes Quickly is our favourite record ever,

Love Comes Quickly is our favourite record ever, and it did really badly. — Chris Lowe

Upcoming Election Quotes By Terry Pratchett: It was amazing how many people spent their

It was amazing how many people spent their whole lives in places where they never intended to stay. — Terry Pratchett

Upcoming Election Quotes By Richard Condon: Writers are too self-centered to be lonely.

Writers are too self-centered to be lonely. — Richard Condon