Alice Randall Quotes

United States, Author
May 4, 1959

Alice Randall is an American author and songwriter of African-American descent. She is perhaps best known for her novel The Wind Done Gone, a reinterpretation and parody of the popular 1936 novel Gone with the Wind.

Also known as Songwriter

I'm greedy for a second serving of those words. I want a dessert of those words, a soup, a salad. I wanted to salt those words and snap them in like peanuts.

Alice Randall
- Words
- Salt
- Dessert
There are facts can poison you dead as arsenic. I have long known this to be true. There are facts can get you drunker than sipping whiskey straight.

Alice Randall
- Facts
- Arsenic
- Drunker

Life plots elegantly.

Alice Randall
- Life
- Elegantly
God doesn't give a man anything more precious than a good woman.

Alice Randall
- God
- Woman
- Give
Sometimes when almost everything is wrong, one thing is so right you would do it all again.

Alice Randall
- Right
- Thing
- Wrong
Don't stop short of your goal.

Alice Randall
- Stop
- Goal
- Short
True love is a preview of heaven, and you do what you got to, to get it.

Alice Randall
- Love
- True
- Heaven
Mother-love is not inevitable. The good mother is a great artist ever creating beauty out of chaos.

Alice Randall
- Mother
- Artist
- Chaos

A man another woman can steal from you ain't your man no way.

Alice Randall
- Man
- Woman
- Steal
When a good man loves a good woman, God smiles. When a good man loves a good woman, God smiles so broad and bright that the angel guarding the gate to Eden puts down his fiery sword. I've been to busy to get to Eden. What kind of man is too busy to make God smile?

Alice Randall
- God
- Man
- Woman