Quotes for Second Year English.

• Fear of dearth:

"He who seeks rest finds boredom; he who seeked work finds rest."

• Poetry:
• Break, Break, Break:

"The force of friendship is at once more wonderful and terrible than death, than human emotions and than the forces of nature." J.K.Rowling
"Let sorrowful longing dwell in the heart.
Never give up, never lose hope.
Allah says,'The broken ones are my beloved'
Crush your heart. Be broken." Shaikh Abu Saeed Abil Khair

• The Blades of Grass:

"Greatness is always built on this foundation: the ability to appear, speak and act, as the most common man." Sham-ud-din Mohammad Hafiz

• Hope:

"Hopeless hope hopes on and meets no end,
Wastes without springs and homes without a friend."
"All human wisdom was contained in these words. wait and hope!" The Count of Monte Cristo
"When it is dark enough, you can see the stars." Persian Proverb

• A Tuft of Flowers:

"This harsh and splendid land
With snow-covered rock mountains, cold crystal streams,
Deep forests of Cyprus, juniper and ash.
Is as much my body as you see before you here.
I cannot be separated from this or from you
Our many hearts have many a single beat." From the Warrior song of King Gezar

• September, The First Day of School:

"Every parting gives a foretaste of death, every coming together again a foretaste of resurrection."
"There is nothing on Earth intended for innocent people as horrible as School." George Bernard Shaw

• If:

"Life is generous to those who pursue their destiny."

• When you are old:

"An aged man is but a paltry thing,
A tattered coat upon a stick, unless
Soul claps its hands and sings." W.B.Yeats

• I Dream a World:

"Greed and envy together gnaw at men, drain the luster from their eye and the charity from their heart."
"...All human wisdom was contained in these two words: wait and hope!" The Count of Monte Cristo
"Little deeds of kindeness,
Little words of love,
Make this Earth an eden
Like the heaven above." Julia A. Carney, Little Things.