Universeing occupied Quotes

“Before you go out and occupy Wall Street, occupy your own brain!”

“So that you will hear memy wordssometimes grow thinas the tracks of the gulls on the beaches.Necklace, drunken bellfor your hands smooth as grapes.And I watch my words from a long way off.They are more yours than mine.They climb on my old suffering like ivy.It climbs the same way on damp walls.You are to blame for this cruel sport.They are fleeing from my dark lair.You fill everything, you fill everything.Before you they peopled the solitude that you occupy,and they are more used to my sadness than you are.Now I want them to say what I want to say to youto make you hear as I want you to hear me.The wind of anguish still hauls on them as usual.Sometimes hurricanes of dreams still knock them over.You listen to other voices in my painful voice.Lament of old mouths, blood of old supplications.Love me, companion. Don't forsake me. Follow me.Follow me, companion, on this wave of anguish.But my words become stained with your love.You occupy everything, you occupy everything.I am making them into an endless necklacefor your white hands, smooth as grapes.”

“Clairey knew well that it was one thing to occupy his bed, quite another to occupy his heart.”

“Jung was absolutely right about one thing. We are occupied by gods. The mistake is to identify with the god occupying you.”

“The author relates by way of illustration that the human heart contains both a throne and a cross. If we occupy the one, Jesus occupies the other.”

“The chances of finding out what’s really going on in the universe are so remote, the only thing to do is hang the sense of it and keep yourself occupied.”

“You cannot write your character until you know how he or she thinks, until you know what their philosophy is in the world that they occupy.”

“No matter the level of sacrifices they may demand, it's far better to occupy yourself with your goals than to leave them unattended.”

“His idleness was his refuge, and in this he was like many others in [occupied] France in that period; laziness became political.”