“But now, you are twain, you are cloven apartFlesh of his flesh, but heart of my heart.”
— Algernon Charles SwinburneThe great and the good are but the dreamers of the day.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneA poet is a man who has not only seen what he can see, but what he can see as a vision.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneWe are all the product of our thoughts, and the only freedom we have is the freedom to choose them.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneA great poet is not made by a great poetry, but by a great love.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneWhat is life but a series of experiences?
— Algernon Charles SwinburneThe soul of man is like a treasure chest; all the gold it contains is in the form of thought.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneEach day is a little life: every waking and rising a little birth, every fresh morning a little youth.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneMusic is the voice of the soul; it speaks to us without words.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneThe only certainty is that there is no certainty.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneThere is no excellence without labor.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneThe heart of man is an artist; it paints its own future.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneThe world is a great stage, and we are all actors upon it.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneThe stars are not afraid of the darkness; they are born in it.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneIn every work of art, there is a vision of the world as it might be.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneLife is a great surprise; we do not know where it will lead us.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneTime is a great teacher; but unfortunately, it kills all its pupils.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneDeath is the only God who comes when he is called.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneTo be human is to be vulnerable.
— Algernon Charles SwinburneThe only real happiness is the happiness of giving.
— Algernon Charles Swinburne