“In less than a year of knowing me, he had understood more than some ha...” — Ruslana Pidsadiuk Quote

“In less than a year of knowing me, he had understood more than some had in centuries.”

“The bounds of time grow blurred in a life too long…”

“Intimacy should be wanted — and perhaps, one day, we’ll feel it.”

“He left her there —”

“That was how we touched each other’s worlds, each sacrificing something of our own.”

“The most frightening thing about love is the appearance of “we.” For it means only one thing: the “I” has already been forgotten.”

“Time, I think, is like walking backward away from something: say, from a kiss. First there is the kiss; then you step back, and the eyes fill up your vision, then the eyes are framed in the face as you step further away; the face then is part of a body, and then the body is framed in a doorway, then the doorway framed in the trees beside it. The path grows longer and the door smaller, the trees fill up your sight and the door is lost, then the path is lost in the woods and the woods lost in the hills. Yet somewhere in the center still is the kiss. That's what time is like.”

“Time changed for the Romantics. Whether from the rise of industrialism that made visible the accelerating edge of the Anthropocene, from the contrasting awareness of geological time, the effects of accurate time-keeping, or the collapse of time and space made possible by steam travel, their period's momentum seemed resolutely forward, while at the same time operating 'in widely varying scales, paces and planes'. That change came early for Scots, who numbered among them Watt, of the steam engine (1765), and Hutton, who published the seminal”

“Be what you must, because who you are is all of us.”

“Time always wastes you, whether you waste it or not!”

“Imagine about twenty years from now. What do you see in your vision? Will it be a tree full of abundance and fruit or barren and dying? The choice is yours. The choice is ours.”