Morgan Llywelyn Citas

• She enjoys rain for its wetness, winter for its cold, summer for its heat. She loves rainbows as much for fading as for their brilliance. It is easy for her, she opens her heart and accepts everything.

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  Verano, Lluvia, Corazón

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• As the sun is to the earth, so Honour is to a man. without it, he will not flourish. All else may fail you, but honour is the treasure no one can take from you, the shield no one can penetrate unless you let them. Honour is beautiful and clean. Honour is sacred.

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  Beautiful, Men, Treasure

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• If you would have peace, genuine peace, you must accept all the aspects of your personality and learn to be comfortable with them.

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  Personality, Accepting, Genuine

  Morgan Llywelyn (2010). “Lion of Ireland”, p.205, Macmillan

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• las mujeres felices se vuelven más suaves y redondas.

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  Women, Happy Woman

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• I'm Irish!...When I feel well I feel better than anyone, when I am in pain I yell at the top of my lungs, and when I am dead I shall be deader than anybody.

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  Pain, Feel Better, Wells

  Morgan Llywelyn (2010). “Lion of Ireland”, p.275, Macmillan

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• There is a cruelty that lurks in some men’s souls which is only released when they have other men in their power.

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  Men, Soul, Cruelty

  Morgan Llywelyn (2010). “1921: The Great Novel of the Irish Civil War”, p.195, Macmillan

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• We’re born alone and we die alone, I accept that. But why, God, do we have to be alone in the middle?

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  Accepting, Born, Middle

  Morgan Llywelyn (2010). “1921: The Great Novel of the Irish Civil War”, p.69, Macmillan

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• Wine could become a place rather than a beverage.

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  Wine, Beverages

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• Intuition is the voice of the spirit within you.

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  Honesty, Voice, Intuition

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• Bodies wear out to remind us they are temporary, and force us to spend more thought on our spirits

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  Body, Spirit, Force

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• Waiting is worse than knowing. Grief rends the heart cleanly, that it may begin to heal; waiting shreds the spirit.

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  Grief, Heart, Grieving

  Morgan Llywelyn (2010). “The Wind From Hastings”, p.198, Macmillan

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• You must bind up any wounds you give the earth and you must feed her to replace what you take from her. Every gift she gives, every tree, every stalk of grain, costs her. Only if you repay your debts will she continue to provide.

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  Giving, Tree, Cost

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• The harmony that holds the stars on their courses and the flesh on our bones resonates through all creation. Every sound contains its echo. Before there was humankind, or even forest, there was sound. Sound spread from the source in great circles like those formed when a stone is dropped in a pool. We follow waves of sound from life to life. A dying man’s ears will hear long after his eyes are blind. He hears the sound that leads him to his next life as the Source of All being plucks the harp of creation.

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  Estrellas, Ojo, Hombres

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• Sólo soy el instrumento a través del cual se expresa un arte concreto. La poesía fluye a través de mí, pero se origina en el manantial de creación que es la fuente de todos nosotros. Cuando atacas el logro de otra persona, estás atacando tu propia parte de un gran don.

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  Art, Creativity, Achievement

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• The pain we bring to others we cannot escape ourselves.

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  Dolor

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• There is no disgrace in peace. There can never be dishonor in peace.

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  Dishonor, Disgrace

  Morgan Llywelyn (2010). “1921: The Great Novel of the Irish Civil War”, p.388, Macmillan

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• teaching meant for the hands enters most easily through the eyes.

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  Teaching, Learning, Eye

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• You have no enemy until you make one.

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  Enemigo

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• Dreams can be relentless tyrants.

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  Dream, Tyrants, Relentless

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• The one power a man has that cannot be stripped from him is the power to do nothing.

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  Power, Men

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• He took her into his arms again, using all his strength to be gentle, and let his lips touch hers so lightly he could hardly feel it.

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  Kissing Him, Lips And Kissing, Arms

  Morgan Llywelyn (2010). “Lion of Ireland”, p.139, Macmillan

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• There was a rhythm to the canter. Up, forward, down; up, forward, down. It soon became pleasant. The broad warm rump felt good beneath her. The pounding was diminished, cushioned by the horse's muscles and the springiness of his hindquarter joints . . . The ridden horse was a marvel, diminishing space.

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  Horse, Space, Joints

  Morgan Llywelyn (2010). “The Horse Goddess”, p.198, Macmillan

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