Quotes About Comfort

Books console us, calm us, prepare us, enrich us and redeem us.

En realidad, no sé qué haría si de pronto, por algún motivo, tuviera que vivir solo. Si en mi cama sintiera, en vez de su tibieza, su ausencia; si no pudiera reclamarle un movimiento brusco que me despierta; si a media noche no pudiera impacientarme y decirle que se retire un poco, porque tengo calor, o en la madrugada, quedamente, apretando su mano, que se acerque.

When men are easy in their circumstances, they are naturally enemies to innovations.

Let me see you, O Light of my eyes. Come, O Joy of my spirit; let me behold you, O Gladness of my heart. Let me love you, O Life of my soul. Appear unto me, O my great delight, my sweet comfort, O my God, my life, and the whole glory of my soul. Let me find you, O Desire of my heart; let me hold you, O Love of my soul. Let me embrace you, O Heavenly Bridegroom. Let me possess you.

I don't know that I spent any more time alone than any other kid, but being by myself never bothered me.

No matter under what circumstances you leave it, home does not cease to be home. No matter how you lived there-well or poorly.

She passed the needle to the doctor And for once I knew what to do And held her head against mine. I cleaved to that smell And lied into her ear That it would be all right. The veterinarian, whom I'd fought About when to do this thing Said through tears That it would only take a few minutes As if that were not a long time But there was no cry or growl, Only the weight of her in my arms, And then on the world. - Bruce Weigl in the poem May

I learned that I was never alone, that there was Someone always very close by and, indeed, within me, giving me strength in times of weakness and desolation, light in times of darkness, joy in times of great sorrow and pain, and the will to struggle on when continuing seemed futile.

I WAS wearing jeans and a slightly grubby polo shirt, partly to remind Koblenz that I wasn't on official Stoddard Associates business. And to let him know I wasn't playing by the rules of the suit-and-tie world. Also because it was more comfortable than a suit.

Cardinal Joseph Bernardin had it right: Heaven's a place you've never visited but once you're there you immediately feel at home.

I think Cardinal Joseph Bernardin had it right: Heaven's a place you've never visited but once you're there you immediately feel at home.

Even for a well-to-do city family, making life comfortable is a problem. But arriving at a point where comfort becomes a problem for a fair number of people is a sign of advancing civilization.

Even if I could be forgiven, how long could I keep up the insincere apologies I made in pain, once I was back in my comfortable old high place. IV-98. For never can true reconcilement grow / Where wounds of deadly hate have peirc'd so deep:

Would you be shocked if I put on something more comfortable?

Goldenflower had padded away, Fireheart stepped forward and leaned down to lick Runningwind's dull pelt. "I will avenge your death," he promised softly.

Silverstream pressed her damp fur against him.

There was such pain in his eyes that Hollyleaf felt a rush of sympathy. "I have nowhere else to go," she mewed softly. "You've been a good friend to me, Fallen Leaves. Why would I want to leave you now?

I'll never do that, I promise," Fallen Leaves murmured into her ear. "You will never be lost down here, because you have me. Come on, I'll take you back.

you beside me always." Fireheart breathed in her scent, rejoicing in the warmth of her body. He suddenly felt that he would always be happy if he could stay like that forever.

With this life I give you hope," she announced solemnly. "Even on the darkest night, it will be there, waiting for you.

Meanwhile the rest of the Clan was huddling

After Goldenflower had padded away, Fireheart stepped forward and leaned down to lick Runningwind's dull pelt. "I will avenge your death," he promised softly.

they would greet him with gentle words and caresses and welcome him onto their bed, where he would curl, purring, warm in the crook of a bent knee.

Micah." Collapsing, Moth Flight pressed her cheek to his.