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Pray For Gaza Quotes By David Levithan: No matter how happy we are, no matter

No matter how happy we are, no matter how much we want our night to stretch out infinitely, sleep is inevitable. — David Levithan

Pray For Gaza Quotes By Faraaz Kazi: People don't change, they come closer and closer

People don't change, they come closer and closer to who they really are. — Faraaz Kazi

Pray For Gaza Quotes By Susan Sontag: Photographs trade simultaneously on the prestige of art

Photographs trade simultaneously on the prestige of art and the magic of the real. — Susan Sontag

Pray For Gaza Quotes By Sam Meekings: If it were possible to swap lives... the

If it were possible to swap lives... the whole world would already have become an electric storm of flitting souls. — Sam Meekings

Pray For Gaza Quotes By Clara Winter: It is not love that transforms the world,

It is not love that transforms the world, but pity. — Clara Winter

Pray For Gaza Quotes By Benjamin Franklin: Pride that dines on vanity, sups on contempt.

Pride that dines on vanity, sups on contempt. — Benjamin Franklin

Pray For Gaza Quotes By George Orwell: Between pigs and human beings there was not

Between pigs and human beings there was not and there need not be any clash of interest whatsoever. — George Orwell

Pray For Gaza Quotes By Yasiel Puig: Where ever I go, God will be with

Where ever I go, God will be with me. — Yasiel Puig

Pray For Gaza Quotes By Jillian Dodd: Three stairs from the botton, he touches my

Three stairs from the botton, he touches my face and says, 'You look like my dream come true.' — Jillian Dodd

Pray For Gaza Quotes By David Dweck: Time to Rack Up!

Time to Rack Up! — David Dweck

Pray For Gaza Quotes By Aesop: Don't make much ado about nothing.

Don't make much ado about nothing. — Aesop

Pray For Gaza Quotes By John Suckling: A quiet mediocrity is still to be preferred

A quiet mediocrity is still to be preferred before a troubled superfluity. — John Suckling