Gratitude (n.) is the question of how I could ever repay anyone for breath, sight, love and dreams.
Gratitude (n.) is a holy joy to a noble soul and a burden to a small one.
Gratitude (n.) is what makes a soul great.
Gratitude (n.) comes before faith; it is the stance that makes us human at all.
Gratitude (n.) for the anger that afflicts you, not mere acceptance of it, is the summit of prophetic faith.
Gratitude (n.) begins with an unpayable debt: how could we ever repay anyone for breath, thought, sight and love?
Gratitude (n.) thrills a noble person and pains a weak one.
Gratitude (n.) starts from knowing that nothing we have was earned, not even our thoughts or our life.