Those who recognize their innocence do not expect, receive, or accept punishment from any outside source. — Alan Cohen
Those who recognize their innocence do not expect, receive, or accept punishment from any outside source. — Alan Cohen
Those who recognize their innocence do not expect, receive, or accept punishment from any outside source. — Alan Cohen
Those who recognize their innocence do not expect, receive, or accept punishment from any outside source. — Alan Cohen
Those who recognize their innocence do not expect, receive, or accept punishment from any outside source. — Alan Cohen
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Those who recognize their innocence do not expect, receive, or accept punishment from any outside source.

— Alan Cohen
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More “Innocence” Quotes

More than anything, Natalie wanted to move to the bed, take Sophie's hand, sit beside her.Lay her head against her shoul — Glen Hirshberg, Motherless Child
You lost your innocence when you grew up, all right, everyone knew that, but did you have to lose your hope, as well? — Stephen King
Innocence could be lost more than once after all. — Selena Kitt, Confession
There is no place for innocence on the battlefield. — Jocelyn Murray, Corfe Castle
A rule without exceptions is an instrument capable of doing mischief to the innocent and bringing grief -- as well as in — Derrick A. Bell
No parson in the world ever pictured heaven so beautifully as they did, in their innocent talk — Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights
And then the queen wept with all her heart. Not for the cruel and greedy man who had warred and killed and savaged every — Orson Scott Card, Maps in a Mirror: The Short Fiction of Orson Scott Card
The world was alive, the sky descending; our times were lullabies and sad goodbyes. — Nicholaus Patnaude, First Aide Medicine
Sometimes, I miss so much the person that I was before the world tore me up in so many places. If only "they" could have — C. JoyBell C.
Listen to the child in you and follow its innocence — Munia Khan
His games have a deeper meaning and fascination that adults can no longer fathom and require nothing more than three peb — Thomas Mann, Buddenbrooks: The Decline of a Family
The echo of two boys playing in a pool testing each other to see who could hold their breath the longest.… Whadda ya wan — Talon P.S., Becoming His Slave