All MARY OLIVER Quotes about “Soul”

“And who will care, who will chide you if you wander away from wherever you are, to look for your soul?”
“And who will care, who will chide you if you wander away from wherever you are, to look for your soul?”
“This is the first, wildest, and wisest thing I know, that the soul exists, and that it is built entirely out of attention.”
“This is the first, wildest, and wisest thing I know, that the soul exists, and that it is built entirely out of attention.”
“Along with the differences that abide in each of us, there is also in each of us a maverick, the darling stubborn one who won't listen, who insists, who chooses preference or the spirited guess over yardsticks or even history. I suspect this maverick is somewhat what the soul is, or at least that the soul lives close by and companionably with its agitating and inquiring force.”
“Along with the differences that abide in each of us, there is also in each of us a maverick, the darling stubborn one who won't listen, who insists, who chooses preference or the spirited guess over yardsticks or even history. I suspect this maverick is somewhat what the soul is, or at least that the soul lives close by and companionably with its agitating and inquiring force.”
“I was hurrying through my own soul . . . I was leaning out . . . I was listening.”
“I was hurrying through my own soul . . . I was leaning out . . . I was listening.”

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