81 Quotes About Salt

For it is not needful, to use a common proverb, that one should drink up the ocean who wishes to learn that its water is salt.

black women breathe flowers, too.just becausewe are taught to grow them in the lining of our quiet (our grandmothers secret)does nor meanwe do not swelter with wild tenderness.we soft swim.we petal.we scent limbs.love.we just have been too long a garden for sharp and deadly teeth.so wehavegrown ourselfvesintogreenhouses.

She liked the sharp salty smell of the air, and the vastness of horizons bounded only by a vault of azure sky above.

Salt and citrus,” Cairdine Farrier said, joining her at the stern with a lemon in each hand. “The chemicals of empire.”“Salt to preserve food for long journeys,” Baru recited. “Citrus for scurvy.

Our people know these two things best: water and salt.We cry when we run out of sweat, we sweat when we tired of cry.

Images are deceiving. Salt and sugar look exactly the same but taste very different.

african american women are easy. inferior.africans are dirty. jungle people.african americans are lazy. indolent.african people are too black. ugly.african americans think they are better than us.africans think they are better us.–– listen to the sound of us | we are breaking our mothers heart | the ancestorsweep at how much we look like the hate that came to eat us

A day without an argument is like an egg without salt.

There was more to upgrade. I went to a shop in downtown Oakland that sold salt of every kind and color, black and pink and blue. Each variety sat shimmering in a glass canister, priced by the ounce, with a handwritten card recounting its biography: here, salt from the beaches of Gujarat; there, salt from the pans of Brittany; behold, salt from the suburbs of Portland.I backed slowly out the door. I would stick with Diamond Crystal.