Effective tools for the successful development of small towns are the creation of new jobs. Where there are no jobs, the city dies.
aphorism by Camelia Oprița (1 May 2011), translated by Camelia Oprița
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You are never mature enough to say how much you miss your parents: their hands always know how to remove the worries of life from your path.
aphorism by Camelia Oprița from The universe of love (2016), translated by Camelia Oprița
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The writer first notes his feelings, then examines the depths of other souls as a condition offered by the art of writing: challenge and passion.
aphorism by Camelia Oprița from book The wall of thoughts (2020), translated by Camelia Opriţa
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The romantic is an incurable dreamer; the country in which he lives is the dream. All the sins he commits are the ideals of an innocent love and yet he does not give up dreaming.
aphorism by Camelia Oprița (November 2007), translated by Camelia Oprița
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Spring is a verse with the harmonies of flowers and wind, which turns the earth into a colorful alphabet for children. And every time a letter spins, it turns into a butterfly with sun wings.
aphorism by Camelia Oprița from The word opens the human mind - Saint Nicholas Publishing House
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Romantic is the incurable dreamer, and who could judge him? The country in which he lives is the dream: all his sins are the ideals of an innocent love, where poetry becomes a work of art, born from the heart of the stellar temples.
aphorism by Camelia Oprița from The enigmas of the soul (2018), translated by Camelia Opriţa
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The resurrection of the Lord is heavenly power in all its dimensions; it comes with the materialization of spring in every drop of color, in the root of the earthly light and poetry that opens the gates of life to prosper harmoniously.
aphorism by Camelia Oprița from Winged with hope (April 2020), translated by Camelia Oprița
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Yet hope is reborn in the world of torrid heat that passes through the human soul. With outstretched arms, I waited for hope to fall, but I knew that this pain would save my life, that I had a duty to continue searching for the spring among the burnt stones.
aphorism by Camelia Oprița from How can I plant your fingerprints on the path of my life? (2017), translated by Camelia Oprița
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A pelagornis perched on a stone reflects on its existence. Who better than a dying pelagornis can look back on his past life to reflect on what is left of it, to consider the reasons for celebrating both, and yet to be “happy to know that all will be well? ”
aphorism by Camelia Oprița from Ecce homo (December 2007)
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Charles Bukowski is a poet who "sings" in his poems the voices of all travelers around the world. It's a cigarette lit over the years, millions bottles with beer, miles and hundreds of romances with motel lovers. It is one of the most emotioning voices you can read.
aphorism by Camelia Oprița from Dowry - WordPress.com (9 March 2009), translated by Camelia Oprița
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