48 Quotes by Jonathan Dunne

I've shrunk but I haven't lost my colour

But soon, when the world cries, man will return to the caves of his forefathers to seek shelter from her fiery and furious tears.

Only when Man has to pay for free things, like air, will he understand what it once was to be a human.

Martin Luther King had a dream too,’ snaps Michael, ‘and look where that got him!

MAN HAS BEEN BLINDED BY HIS OWN GREED, SO HE MUST LEARN TO SEE THROUGH HUMBLE EYES.

Jesus growls, ‘Man is his own worst enemy! Nothing but a cannibal eating his own head; a volatile, self-obsessed hybrid, that never should’ve been allowed to evolve. Let them swallow each other up!

I am the manacle chained to Man’s ankles. Only when he sees the light will he be set free of my shackles, and I, the manacle, be set free of my shackles: Man.

Jesus throws his eyes skywards and shakes his head in dismay. ‘No, no, no, praying is for the lazy and weak-of-mind. Don’t pray to me because I won’t listen. Meditation is where you’ll find answers within.

I’m just one more PhD, looking up at the stars, asking why are we here, while the down-and-outs under the bridge are asking the same question.