Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
What Is There To Life If A Man Cannot Hear The Lonely Cry Of The Whippoorwill Or The Arguments Of The Frogs Around The Pool At Night?
-Chief Seattle
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
What Is There To Life If A
Chief Seattle
What Is There To Life If A Man Cannot Hear The Lonely Cry Of The Whippoorwill Or The Arguments Of The Frogs Around The Pool At Night?
Views: 17
Topic
Lonely
Nature
Night
More From Chief Seattle
The Indian Prefers The Soft Sound Of The Wind Darting Over The Face Of The Pond, The Smell Of The Wind Itself Cleansed By A Midday Rain, Or Scented With Pinon Pine. The Air Is Precious To The Red Man, For All Things Are The Same Breath - The Animals, The Trees, The Man.
Rain
Native American
Men
What Is Man Without The Beasts? If All The Beasts Were Gone, Men Would Die From Great Loneliness Of Spirit
Loneliness
Men
Gone
All Things Are Connected, Like The Blood That Runs In Your Family "the Water's Murmur Is The Voice Of My Father's Father." 1854 The Rivers Are Our Brothers. They Quench Our Thirst. They Carry Our Canoes And Feed Our Children. You Must Give To The Rivers The Kindness You Would Give To Any Brother.
Running
Brother
Kindness
My Words Are Like The Stars That Never Change.
Stars
Never Change
We Do Not Inherit The Earth From Our Ancestors; We Borrow It From Our Children
Motivational
Wisdom
Peace
Trending Author
Anthony Hamilton
Thomas Malthus
Shulamith Firestone
Philip Guedalla
James Herriot
Todd Solondz
Category
Information