If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that wi — Salman Rushdie
Download Customize

If we can cease envisaging ourselves as metaphorical foetuses, and substitute the image of a newborn child, then that will be at least a small intellectual advance. In time, perhaps, we may even learn to toddle.

— Salman Rushdie
Pin Share Tweet Telegram
Topics
fear initiative myth pessimism

More “Fear” Quotes

What he feared the most was that all this hiding had made it impossible for him to ever be found again. — John Corey Whaley, Highly Illogical Behavior
When in despair… when in fear… when in doubt… make something. — Brian K. Friesen, At the Waterline
As long as we’re comparing analogies,” Jack added, “how about this one? A person being chased by a bear doesn’t have to — Donald G. Firesmith, Demons on the Dalton
For it is a choice, I think, to close the heart, just as it is a choice to open it. It is a choice to look at what distr — Beth Underdown, The Witchfinder's Sister
When you live.. You can die.. Accept it... ..and become fearless — Erik Tanghe
Who is Mr. Jasper?"Rosa turned aside her head in answering: "Eddy's uncle, and my music-master.""You do not love him?""U — Charles Dickens, The Mystery of Edwin Drood
The idea of becoming a mother at sixteen was the scariest thing that she’d ever thought of. — Valenciya Lyons, Cami's Decision
One must feel fear without allowing fear to control. — M.M. Scott
We fear that we are ugly, that we cannot succeed and we are afraid of something — Sunday Adelaja
But for many people, a huge part of the energy goes into the struggle with complexes, fear, worries, anxiety, and the en — Sunday Adelaja
Use fear as a counselor not a captor. — Todd Stocker, Refined: Turning Pain Into Purpose
He leaned towards me, and I did what any reasonable person would do when facing imminent death by being eaten alive. I s — Donald G. Firesmith, Demons on the Dalton