I leave you the best phrases of March, a spring month in which the retreat from the cold is appreciated and homage is paid to women, happiness and poetry. You can use them to dedicate, share or reflect.
You may also be interested in these February phrases or these April.
-The dry of March are waters of May.
-If March does not make a lagoon, the harvest is safe.
-On March 21 the sun shines in the shade, and the lark sings.
-March that starts out muggy, soon turns into hail.
-If it thunders in March, good harvest.
-March comes like a lion, and goes like a lamb.
-Your precious vineyard, entering March, tilled.
-March in rains, good year for beans.
-February crazy, and March another little.
-When March is going to mediate, winter has to end.
-In March, marches, cold air and hailstorms.
-In March, the weather vane is not still for two hours.
-March sun hurts like a mallet.
-Welcome March. The greenery of spring reminds us that life is a call to hope. –Abel Pérez Rojas.
-The stormy March comes to an end, with its winds and its clouds and its changing skies. I hear the rumble of thunder, which runs through the snowy fields. –William C. Bryant.
-March is the month of expectation, of things that we do not know. –Emily Dickinson.
-When the willow tree dies, spring is about to arrive. -Proverb.
-In March the gentle rains continued, and each storm waited politely until its predecessor sank underground. –John Steinbeck.
-It was one of those days in March when the sun shone warmly and the wind blew cold, when it is summer in the light but winter in the shade. -Charles Dickens.
-Indoor or outdoor, no one relaxes in March, the month of wind and taxes. The wind that is today will go away, but the taxes will last us all year. -Ogden Nash.
-In March the days get longer. Let those hours serve to correct some winter mistake. –Caroline May.
-March varies, seven times a day.
-Life is a succession of lessons that must be lived to be understood. –Ralph Waldo Emerson.
-There is something infinitely comforting in the cycles of nature. The certainty that day comes after night and spring after winter. –Rachel Carson.
-You can't just knock on the door of an opportunity and not be ready. –Bruno Mars.
- Every achievement begins with the decision to try.
-Hollow men believe in luck or in circumstances. Strong men believe in cause and effect. –Ralph Waldo Emerson.
-Spring is a lovely reminder of how beautiful change can be.
-Once a person's mind has been stretched by a new idea, it never regains its original dimension. –Oliver Wendell Holmes.
- Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more you sweat, the luckier you are. –Ray Kroc.
-Hard work and a correct mentality prepare you for the lucky breaks that will come, or not. –Harrison Ford.
Luck is a thin thread between survival and disaster, and not many people can keep their balance. –Hunter S. Thompson.
-Life begins where your comfort zone ends.
-March is the month of considerable frustration, so close to spring, yet much of the weather is still so violent and unpredictable that our outdoor activities seem to be light years away. –Thalassa Cruso.
-Spring has come, no one knows how it has been. –Antonio Manchado.
-The habit of seeing the positive side of things is worth more than a thousand pounds a year. –Samuel Johnson.
-The last wave of winter is over. The land, the ground itself seem to have come out of a dream. It is warm to the touch now, it has come to life and hides secrets that it will soon tell us. - Donald Luross Peattie.
-A dash of courage is always a good place to start.
-I have never met anyone who knows enough to say what is and what is not possible. –Henry Ford.
-March March, or as cold as January, or as false as February.
-If we did not have winter, spring would not be so pleasant. –Anne Bradstreet.
-Happiness does not depend on who you are or what you have, it depends only on what you think. -Dale Carnegie.
-What does not destroy me, makes me stronger. –Friedrich Nietzsche.
-The impossible can always be decomposed into possibilities.
-They will be able to cut all the flowers, but they will not be able to stop spring. -Pablo Neruda.
-When it is too cold for the community, the sunny garden promises that winter will be short. –Norman Kent Johnson.
-Remember that many times not getting what you want is a wonderful stroke of luck. –Dalai Lama XIV.
-Don't judge every day based on what you harvest, but on the seeds you sow. –Robert Louis Stevenson.
-Being positive and optimistic, it is easier to transform problems into growth opportunities. –Ilya Alexi.
-There is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs.
-The only way to do a good job is to love what you do. –Steve Jobs.
-No winter lasts forever, no spring skips its turn. -Hal Borland.
-Our attitude towards life determines the attitude of life towards us. –Earl Nightingale.
-Spring is the awakening of the earth. The March winds are the morning yawn. –Lewis Grizzard.
-Don't judge me by my successes, judge me by how many times I fell and got up again. -Nelson Mandela.
-How good is the warmth of summer without the cold of winter. –John Steinbeck.
-The March sun moves and does not resolve.
-It's not about how good you are, but about how good you want to be.
-The way to start is to stop talking and start doing. –Walt Disney.
-March comes out and April comes in, little clouds to cry and little fields to laugh.
-Never doubt that you were born to do great things! –Catherine Pulsifer.
-There are always flowers for those who seek them. –Henri Matisse.
-No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. –Eleanor Roosevelt.