A perfect love relaxes the tense mood of the warrior.
Fools think themselves wise, but the wise know they are fools. — Shakespeare
A man cannot see his own nose; the weathervane on the church roof is fickle. — Shakespeare
An ugly sea-monster is not so terrible as an ungrateful child. — Shakespeare
On the great clock of time, there are only two words — now. — Shakespeare
A flood can arise from a trickle of a stream. — Shakespeare
When one finger hurts, the whole body feels the pain. — Shakespeare
Life is brief; only virtue can carry it to a distant posterity.
Out, out, brief candle! Life is but a walking shadow. — Shakespeare
Who tells me the truth, even if his words hold death, I will listen to him as I would to flattery. — Shakespeare
If you are a lamb, the fox will come and eat you.
Conscience is but a word that weak men use to deter the strong. They fear the powerful and use it as a bulwark. — Shakespeare
Great men may mock the sages and display their talents, but for ordinary people, it is blasphemy and disrespect. A word of temporary anger from a general is treason from a soldier. The powerful, though they err like common men, can use their power to lightly overlook their faults. — Shakespeare
Many people fail because they do not finish their tasks thoroughly; they often stop just one step away from success.
What status! What face! How many fools fear you because of your false appearance. — Shakespeare
