Henry David Thoreau said this quote.
This quote is attributed to American writer Henry David Thoreau, from his book "Walden". In this quote, he is highlighting the idea that focusing too much on minor details can distract us from the more important aspects of life.
Plato's last words were reportedly "Crito, we owe a rooster to Asclepius. Please, don't forget to pay the debt." This was said to his friend Crito before he passed away.
the bible
I would say it would be historical or autobiographical.
whichof these amendment gave African American men citizenship and said that states could not take away life liberty or property without due process of law
It would depend on what the contract said if it was term life or not.
I was walking by, my brother called me in, and he said to me: you better take time in life you better take time in life you better take time in life you better take time in life cause you've got far away to go.
Who Said: I Don't Have The Stength To Stay Away From You Anymore...Then Don't in twilight
Socrates said that the unexamined life is not worth living.
If he has told you too move on then it is over, period. 'nuff said
It means that he didn't fully leave your life and want to get over you but he's still in your life somewhere and he loves you. He just doesn't know what exactly to do. Good luck!
hes a freak. get away
Thats what Socrates said