The hope is always here, always alive, but only your fierce caring can fan it into a fire to warm the world.
Susan Cooper Silver on the Tree
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The quote from Susan Cooper's "Silver on the Tree" highlights the idea that hope is a persistent and enduring force. It suggests that while hope exists in a latent state, it requires active engagement and deep care from individuals to become a powerful and transformative energy. This underscores the importance of personal responsibility in nurturing hope, suggesting that each person's efforts can contribute significantly to the greater good.

Moreover, the imagery of hope as a flickering flame symbolizes the potential for change and warmth in the world. By describing hope as something that can be kindled into a fire, the quote encourages people to take action and invest their emotional resources into fostering love and compassion. Ultimately, it emphasizes that the collective impact of caring can create a brighter future for everyone.

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Bran said, Why should some of the Riders of the Dark be dressed all in white and the rest all in black? Without colour.... Will said reflectively. I don't know. Maybe because the Dark can only reach people at extremes-- blinded by their own shining ideas, or locked up in the darkness of their own heads.
Susan Cooper Silver on the Tree
Bran said, Why should some of the Riders of the Dark be dressed all in white and the rest all in black? Without colour.... Will said reflectively. I don't know. Maybe because the Dark can only reach people at extremes-- blinded by their own shining ideas, or locked up in the darkness of their own heads.
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Susan Cooper Silver on the Tree
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maybe because the dark can only reach people at the extremes-- those bound by their own shiny ideas or locked up in the darkness of their own heads.
Susan Cooper Silver on the Tree
maybe because the dark can only reach people at the extremes-- those bound by their own shiny ideas or locked up in the darkness of their own heads.
Honest. I know. But all the same... woo!" It was a head-back, beaming, yelping shout of joyful excitement, spontaneous and startling, and every face turned; their apprehensiveness faded for a moment, and even Merriman, stern for the first instant, laughed aloud. "Yes!" he said. "We need that as much as the sword, Barney.
Susan Cooper Silver on the Tree
Honest. I know. But all the same... woo!" It was a head-back, beaming, yelping shout of joyful excitement, spontaneous and startling, and every face turned; their apprehensiveness faded for a moment, and even Merriman, stern for the first instant, laughed aloud. "Yes!" he said. "We need that as much as the sword, Barney.
And any ending that may seem to come is not truly an ending, but an illusion. For Time does not die, Time has neither beginning nor end, and so nothing can end or die that has once had a place in Time.
Susan Cooper Silver on the Tree
And any ending that may seem to come is not truly an ending, but an illusion. For Time does not die, Time has neither beginning nor end, and so nothing can end or die that has once had a place in Time.
Where did they go?""Where the leaves go in autumn," Will said.Bran looked at him and seemed suddenly to relax; he grinned. "There's poetic, now."Will laughed. "It's true. Of course, the trouble with leaves is, they grow again...
Susan Cooper Silver on the Tree
Where did they go?""Where the leaves go in autumn," Will said.Bran looked at him and seemed suddenly to relax; he grinned. "There's poetic, now."Will laughed. "It's true. Of course, the trouble with leaves is, they grow again...
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The hope is always here, always alive, but only your fierce caring can fan it into a fire to warm the world.
Susan Cooper Silver on the Tree
The hope is always here, always alive, but only your fierce caring can fan it into a fire to warm the world.
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