The loving are the daring. — Bayard Taylor
The loving are the daring. — Bayard Taylor
The loving are the daring. — Bayard Taylor
The loving are the daring. — Bayard Taylor
The loving are the daring. — Bayard Taylor
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The loving are the daring.

— Bayard Taylor
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As much as what I can think of life, it is more of a poetic journey with emotions & experience packed up in the form of — Taranpreet Singh
Love frees us of all pain, or of any restraint. Once a circle that ever widens without end. Various colors it shines in — Ana Claudia Antunes, ACross Tic
Some people reflect lightSome deflect itYou by some miracleSeem to collect it — Mark Z. Danielewski, House of Leaves
Amidst the dim & desolate backdrop that was my world, a seed of hope bloomed into a garden of joyous wonder. — Trevor Driggers
By nature man without woman can feel no joy. She is his mother, his sister, his loving friend. She is seldom his enemy. — Christine de Pizan
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He believed with all his heart that we should spend our lives in happiness and service, in joy and work, in kindness and — Aleksandra Layland, Ansgar: The Struggle of a People. The Triumph of the Heart.
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