I see the trouble you have. I would say this would fall more under poetry then a quote. Yet I am not sure what form. You could make it a quote but you would have to shorten it. Maybe something a long the lines of "Losing a muse results in inspiration". Overall I like it.

I like this a lot! Can be taken in many directions. I see it as what applies in an employee reporting to upper managment or a private in the army reporting to a superior. You give them the answer they want, then make it true. Doubt that was the intent of your writing, but that is the beauty of this quote. Leaves a lot of room for the readers interpretation.

Very motivational and true. I like the way this inspires one to take responsibility for their own future, rather then the future happening to them.

This made me think. For that i Like it

What can I say? This is humorous rather you agree or not.

Powerful. I sensed the writers anger. I like the accent to this, it seemed to keep me intrigued.

This is good. Simple, and elegant. I like the moral of the quote as well.

I like it. If you wanted to leave it for the reader to truly ponder and think about themselves I would say just leave it as "Risk's I didn't take". In the scheme of things it is the risks we are unwilling to take that prevent us from all else. "word's I didn't Speak" usually due to fear of risk. "Intuition I didn't act upon" another example of fear of risk. Just my thoughts.

With having to give a rating on almost everything you can rate on. Not much I can say.

Thoughtful. Mind arousing. I wont waste credits by typing more.