Descriptive Sayings Novels & Stories

“They deify you, and you are a devil.” “Yes, of course, of the worst kind, and I don't think I'm unattainable or that I have it in gold. I remember a saying of my grandfather's that says ´both the pretty and the ugly also poop and pee.”. “Lol is a very funny friend, but that doesn't mean that you have to go around the street like a hunter looking for a prey that satisfies your crazy desires, and besides, the poor guy would surely fall in love, and you would throw him away after a week, like you do with everyone else.”

The sentence traveling person to person through Verath. Roan taking mint to his mother. Brin building from the view outside Ashrock. Dessa meaning each word for each person specifically. All of it connected. All of it growing. The way things grew when the conditions were right. When someone had turned the earth. When the roots had found their ground. When the water had found its level. Still. Rising. Always.

Eli There are so many three-word sentences in the English dictionary that bring meaning to life. I love you. I miss you. I admire you. Please be well. I have never really given it a thought. But those are the exact words that I have never really taken the time to truly mean something to me. And as much as I would want to hear those from someone, I believe being the one to tell those words to someone actually gives more meaning to one's life. I believe it makes life more beautiful, on top of being meaningful.

-- (1) Injected with Chicken Blood (打鸡血 dǎ jī xuè) - meaning: to be very excited or energetic (2) As Easy as Turning over a Hand (易如反掌 yì rú fǎnzhǎng) - meaning: something requiring minimal effort (3) Advance by Leaps and Bounds (突飞猛进 tū fēi měng jìn) - meaning: to make remarkable progress; to improve very rapidly (4) Cleansing the Marrow and Replacing the Tendons (洗髓易筋 xǐ suǐ yì jīn) - meaning: to purify and strengthen the body

“Close. ‘Everything has an end, only the sausage has two’.” “What the hell?” Smiling, I tapped my thumb on the wheel. “Basically, it’s a rendition of ‘all good things must come to an end’.” “Except a sausage?” “Except the sausage.” She let out a breathy chuckle. “Because it has two. Got it. Damn, sometimes other languages have the weirdest sayings.” “I mean, the same could be said for us. We say ‘it’s raining cats and dogs’ or that we are ‘under the weather’. Trying to convey the same sentiment across different languages usually doesn’t hold the same understanding that we know.”

I rolled my eyes at her. "Why are you always so negative?". Lilly asked. "Nah, I'm not, I'm just being truthful. Bad things always happens to those who are too expectant of good things. It's an old saying ". She said shrugged and I rolled my eyes at her. Since when did she start caring about boring idioms and proverbs? "There's no such saying as that you're just being so negative ". Lilly argued. "Guys stop arguing besides everything will be made clearer at our eighteenth birthday ". I said before it turned into a fight.

I didn't know what he was talking about but everything I guessed it would be is beautiful so I answered still watching the rain fall. "Intriguing". "I think the rain is amazing, don't you?" "Yeah, it's beautiful and it's strong. Like the saying goes, it's probably the strongest thing ever created because it's never afraid to fall", I explained softly, drawing patterns on the window with my fingers.

One man's poison is another man's food, right? "I don't think that description fits what is going on in your life." Aurora corrected. "It's an idiom." Clara fell off her bed. "It's a proverb." They both continued arguing until Clara fell asleep.

He passed through countless beauties, never leaving a trace of attachment. “Wolf King, have you heard of this saying?” Andrius did not know what he was getting at and asked, “What saying?” “A girl’s feelings are like poetry!” Dax’s eyes sparkled with wisdom. “Girls always like to fantasize about strange and extremely romantic and surprising things.

“Hey!!, what nonsense are you spouting?,” Siddharth glared at her with warning, “To describe a man, you can use a series of words such as handsome, cool, perfect, etc., but you must not use the word ‘Beautiful’!!, are you trying to say that I am a sissy?,”