Bryant McGill Quotes on Time
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Service: 'No time is better spent than that spent in the service of your fellow man.'
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Understanding: 'To know something you must also know its seasons. What would one know of the Earth who only saw the winter, and what would one say of the moon who only saw its faint image in the bright of day? The same is true of people, for only in great time may the seasons of their hearts be known.'
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Life: 'Birth and death; we all move between these two unknowns.'
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Knowledge: 'The terrain of our knowledge is scattered with assumptions like precarious, narrow, towering-peaks and mysteries like abysmal rifts. And as is in nature, these mountains and valleys of enlightenment and ignorance are leveled with time.'
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For leaves and men the same Our time is frail and brief, Cruelty has not been tamed Nor fairness worth belief