15 Rhapsodies of Oswald
- The greatest men that ever lived are not those of physical strenght but of spiritual strenght.
- Our limitations exists only in our thoughts.
- Sorrow is a friend of the foolishly minded one but merry is his sworn enemy.
- Procrastination is an enemy of progress.
- The greatest us are revealed in times of our distress.
- A mind occupied with duties cannot house grudges.
- Only beautiful flowers attract buterflies.
- Science is simply a replicate of nature for nature had it first.
- The real beauty lies not in the outward appearance of a man but in the innermost part of a man.
- Most great men had ugly beginings.
- It is easier to listen than to hear for our heart ponders when we hear.
- Some have meal and still ask for desert while some are praying for a quater of the meal they have.
- Nature houses the beauty of God.
- The art of living is not to do what pleases the heart but to do that which has to be done.
- Be good to all if you can but remember you will still have enemies.
thanks,
Nesimeye I. Oswald
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