Quotes About Enchantment

Lo maravilloso nos envuelve y nos empapa como la atmósfera; y, sin embargo, no lo vemos.

magic persists without us no matter what we may do to try to spoil it

De los millones de mujeres que ves, aparece de pronto una que te impresiona. Hay algo en sus formas, en cómo está hecha, en el vestido concreto que lleva, algo, a lo que no puedes sobreponerte.

Di media vuelta y me largué hacia la noche. Y en mi vida entró la magia. Y ahí sigue.

La culpa es mía por ser el informático del departamento: cuando las máquinas se estropean, agito mi pollo muerto y escribo encantamientos vudú en los teclados hasta que vuelven a funcionar.

They contained enchanted sigils, providing limited protection against extradimensional brain eaters, zombies, and targeted social media ads.

I love it when the snowflakes are flying like butterflies.

Miracles exist - you just have to believe it.

And who shall say--whatever disenchantment follows--that we ever forget magic; or that we can ever betray, on this leaden earth, the apple-tree, the singing, and the gold?

She was a voice that god seeks. She was the reed of demonic ecstasy. She was possessed. She knew not how but she knew the moment of her possession. The singing tongues of all the world were wakened into life again under the incantation of her voice. She was inhabited. She was spent.

Eugene watched the sun wane and redden on a rocky river, and on the painted rocks of Tennessee gorges: the enchanted river wound into his child's mind forever.

He groped for the doorless land of faery, that illimitable haunted country that opened somewhere below a leaf or a stone.

Just don't lose the magic.

When we accept small wonders, we qualify ourselves to imagine great wonders.

I have always been a romantic; one of those who believes that a woman in pink circus tights holds all the secrets of the world.

Magic things are fond of deceptions.

Science gives man what he needs. But magic gives him what he wants.

At the meeting of our lips, peacocks went into hiding, elephants suffered memory loss, camels developed a maddening thirst, and dinosaurs long thought to be extinct turned up on the evening news.

Using words to describe magic is like using a screwdriver to cut roast beef.

Logic only gives man what he needs," he stammered. "Magic gives him what he wants.

Logic only gives a man what he needs...Magic gives him what he wants.

elated, perhaps, because, in a rational world where even disasters are familiar and damn near routine, something of almost fairytale flavor had occurred?

that aspect of being that once was attuned to wonder.

There was a siren-song magic about their music