
"Better is open rebuke than hidden love.
Wounds from a friend can be trusted, but an enemy multiplies kisses."
-- Proverbs 27:5&6
Moderator: Fist and Faith
It sounds like an old Chinese proverb that I heard:High Lord Tolkien wrote:One of my favorite quotes is:
"I shall defeat my enemy by making him my friend"
But I don't know who is credited for saying it.
When I originally read it it was attributed to Abraham Lincoln.
But a Google search comes up with nothing.
Anybody ever heard it before?
It may be that hope deceives, but hate, hate corrupts.
Poverty stole your golden shoes, it didn't steel your laughter.