It [Romanticism] is concerned—in the words of Aristotle—not with things as they are, but with things as they might be and ought to be.

It's always peaceful to share your love with plants animals and little creatures that will open the gates of ultimate joy for you.

There stirred behind her face a sense of life and purpose and mirth and caring that made her seem to be in motion even as she was still. There was a kind of rhythm to her, even in motionless repose. I said, “Energy contained by grace, maybe.

Written By Robert B. Parker

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