52 Quotes by Brian D'Ambrosio

I never trust a man who tucks in his shirt by choice or neglects coffee in favor of tea.

I've always stressed the value of autonomy for intellectual and moral development. Autonomy provides us with a sphere of discretion which we all require.

Boxing is beautiful brutality, and the devil is in the duality. Boxing is a tug of war and you recognize the antithetical feelings that are pulling you from the other end.

Trying to change someone only makes them cling to their existing behavior with brutish, primal force.

Her moral obligationto keep our hearts entwined.Her preeminent love,smelling like life,in a good way,familiar like an ancient woodcut,a private postcard in the midst of a crowd,in an old T-shirt to soak up the memories,committed to recycling life.repairing the nucleus.

Timeconcocted by caffeineunnervingly familiara ferociousness that sucks you ineven as it wears you down

Manassa naught, a padded white envelope with no return address, landlocked and antiseptic, exploited like a gas station. Beauty passes through in the briefest of cameos.

The stony silence of death, trapped by the original gravity of our sins,and the perpetuity of a long, leisurely yawn, a world where blood and bone no longer matter.

Butterflies,the embodiment of myth,the articulation of the past,first for the elite,then for the rest of us.