Quotes by Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks

Explore a curated collection of 9 quotes by Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks. Discover timeless wisdom, insightful thoughts, and memorable words that have inspired readers around the world. Browse through the gallery below and click on any quote to read more.

I've never stopped wanting to cross the equator, or touch an — Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks
don't think you can ever forget her don't even try she's not going to budgeno choice but to grant her spacecrown her wit — Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks
Since she's discoveredmen would rather drownthan nibble,she does just fine. — Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks
Women invented misery, but we don't understand it. — Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks
The First BookOpen it.Go ahead, it won't bite.Well. . . maybe a little.More a nip, like. A tingle.It's pleasurable, real — Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks
Our situation is intolerable, but what's worseis to sit here and do nothing. — Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks
I was pirouette and flourish,I was filigree and flame.How could I count my blessingswhen I didn't know their names? — Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks
Against Self-PityIt gets you nowhere but deeper intoyour own shit--pure misery a luxuryone never learns to enjoy. — Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks
I tell you, if you feel strange, strange things will happen to you: Fallen peacocks on library shelves — Rita Dove, On the Bus With Rosa Parks