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Quotes about Acceptance

Maybe life doesn't get any better than this, or any worse, and what we get is just what we're willing to find: small wonders, where they grow.
— Barbara Kingsolver
Because I could not stop for death he kindly stopped for me, or paused at least to strike a glancing blow with his sky-blue mouth as he passed.
— Barbara Kingsolver
It's a great freedom to give up on love, and get on with everything else.
— Barbara Kingsolver
Time cures you first, and then it kills you.
— Barbara Kingsolver
I walked through the valley of my fate, is all, and learned to love what I could lose.
— Barbara Kingsolver
Yet I stake a claim, I am here, for I must be somewhere. But only as a child it seems, struggling to understand what every wife and gentleman passing on the street seems to know by rote. Whom to love, whom to castigate.
— Barbara Kingsolver
There's people I love. But there's so many other kinds of love, too. And people act so hateful to every kind but their own.
— Barbara Kingsolver
I didn't wish to be comforted. "You can't replace people you love with other people," I said. "They're not like old shoes or something." "No. But you can trust that you're not going to run out of people to love.
— Barbara Kingsolver
if you look hard enough you can always see reasons, but you'll go crazy if you think it's all punishment for your sins.
— Barbara Kingsolver
People had to manage terrible truths.
— Barbara Kingsolver
Well, why were they dumb enough to vote for Leah anyway, is what I asked Nelson. If they knew it was going to get Tata Kuvudundu so riled up? Nelson said some of them that voted for her were put out with Tata Ndu, and some were put out with Father, so everybody ended up getting what they didn't want, and now had to go along with it. Nobody even cares that much one way or another about Leah, is what Nelson said. Oh, well, I told him. That is what we call Democracy.
— Barbara Kingsolver
To be here was to be known. If Lee County isn't that, it's nothing.
— Barbara Kingsolver