Samuel Taylor Coleridge

"Blessed is that person whose unbelief does not spring from hardness of heart."

"True nobility of character manifests itself in action."

"Prosperity makes friends, adversity tries them."

"The arrows of satire, when aimed at follies, fall harmless if those follies are universal."

"Few men are born brave; many become so through training and force of habit."

"The greatest moral reformers are those who begin with themselves."

"Money is but trash when I think of it."

"Hope is the parent of faith."

"In every human being there is something I love."

"The difference between prose and poetry is not whether we write in verse or prose, but whether we speak from our own nature."

"Nothing is so unimaginable as a human fate without a Friend."

"Reflection is the business of man."

"The wise only possess ideas; the greater part of mankind are possessed by them."

"True humility is not thinking less of yourself; it's thinking of yourself less."

"From every blossom spring ten thousand seeds of what may flower."

"Art is the effort of man to render the account of his sensations."

"To believe in immortality has always appeared to me to be the same as to believe in a perpetual increase of joy."

"The heart's affection is a restless thing, forever seeking rest."

"The deepest faith is no faith at all—it is hope."