Friends
1916

Published in 1916, 'Friends' is a collection of poems by an unknown author that reflects on themes of friendship, loss, and the impact of World War I on human relationships. The poems explore the beauty of friendship and the grief of separation caused by conflict, drawing on personal connections and the nostalgia of lost companions. The work is notable for its emotional depth and vivid imagery, capturing the essence of human connection during a tumultuous time in history.
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“And if you’re going to blame your parents for the bad stuff, you also have to give them credit for the good stuff.””
— Unknown
“if you spend too much time looking in the rearview mirror, you will crash your car.””
— Unknown
“I think you actually have to have all of your dreams come true to realize they are the wrong dreams.””
— Unknown
“I’m not the biggest fan of confrontation. I ask a lot of questions. Just not out loud.””
— Unknown
“Do you know what St. Peter says to everyone who tries to get into heaven?" ..."Peter says, 'Don't you have any scars?' And when most would respond proudly, 'Well, no, no I don't,' Peter says, 'Why not? Was there nothing worth fighting for?””
— Unknown
“I am me. And that should be enough, it always has been enough. I was the one who didn’t get that. And now I do. I’m an actor, I’m a writer. I’m a person. And a good one at that. I want good things for myself, and others, and I can continue to work for these things. There is a reason I’m still here. And figuring out why is the task that has been put in front of me. And it will be revealed. There is no rush, no desperation. Just the fact that I am here, and I care about people, is the answer. Now when I wake up, I wake up curious, wondering what the world has in store for me, and I for it. And that’s enough to go on.””
— Unknown
“It is very odd to live in a world where if you died, it would shock people but surprise no one.””
— Unknown
“Reality is an acquired taste.””
— Unknown
“God is everywhere”
— Unknown
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