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Quotes About Isolation

In her longer concealing gowns, she moves as a wraith through the rooms around her as if they are not real to her, and she, the ghost of a dancer, seeks for some perfect setting she alone can find.
~ Anne Rice
It pierced me as a beam pierces darkness, singing Come to me; all things will be forgiven if only you come to me. I am more alone than I have ever been.
~ Anne Rice
We could not bear to live alone! We needed our little company! A wilderness of mortals surrounded us, groping, blind, preoccupied, and the brides and bridegrooms of death.
~ Anne Rice
You squirm on the end of a hook, you're a doomed catch from the sea, and you do not even know that you are no longer in the life-sustaining water.
~ Anne Rice
It was a lie to give him over to the daylight, to companionship other than my own.
~ Anne Rice
She felt herself turning inward, away from all of it, back into the darkness, into the dark water whence she'd come.
~ Anne Rice
For with solitude had come freedom.
~ Anne Rice
Loneliness and solitude have imprinted her most strangely on my mind. I see her. I hear her voice.
~ Anne Rice
like to cry alone. It felt so marvelously good, to cry and cry, totally removed from any hint of censure! No one to tell you yes or no, no one to beg for forgiveness, no one to intervene.
~ Anne Rice
nights, world without end, night curving into night to make a great arching line of which I couldn't see the end, a night in which I roamed alone under cold, mindless stars.
~ Anne Rice
Deeply encased in snow, I couldn't move and couldn't see, save what my mind could see if I chose to use it, and wishing to die, I used nothing
~ Anne Rice
That incorrigible Quinn. He went deep into Sugar Devil Swamp, though everybody told him not to; he went to that accursed island Hermitage, and one night he just didn't come back.
~ Anne Rice
My loneliness seemed as great as my age and it frightened me.
~ Anne Rice
Daniel himself had no use for the world, and had come to me hungering for our Dark Blood, his brain swimming with macabre, grotesque tales which Louis de Pointe du Lac had told him.
~ Anne Rice
Maharet put her arm around Mekare's waist, and Mekare, come from brutal isolation I know not where, merely stared into space as though she knew some quiet peace but no more than that.
~ Anne Rice
Fájdalom. Kimondhatatlan fájdalom. Nem érdekelt, ki mindenki figyel most ebbÅ'l vagy egy másik világból, ki próbál osztozni velem a pillanatban, és ki az, aki pusztán remegve nézi, amint én átélem. Nem számított. Amikor efféle fájdalom ér minket, mindig egyedül vagyunk.
~ Anne Rice
Ah, the loneliness, the unspeakable loneliness, how it presses on the heart.
~ Anne Rice/ Christopher Rice
An empty house has its own special silence. It is like a great held breath.
~ Anne Rivers Siddons
Anne declared that if Sarah abandoned her, I swear to you I would shut myself up and never see a creature.
~ Anne Somerset
Ben scooped her up in his arms, holding her high against his chest as he carried her back into the cottage, past the shrouded, familiar shapes of the furniture into the night-dark bedroom. They were alone now for the first time. There was no Emmett, no Harris, no lies or masquerade or motives or revenge. There was just Ben and Rachel, together in the darkness.
~ Anne Stuart
She walked to work every day feeling starkly, conspicuously alone. It seemed that everyone else on the street had someone to keep them company, someone to laugh with and confide in and nudge in the ribs. All those packs of young girls who'd already figured everything out.
~ Anne Tyler
I'm a roomful of broken hearts
~ Anne Tyler
She started to speak, but then stopped. Anything she could think of to say seemed a mistake. In fact, speech in general seemed a mistake. It struck her all at once that dealing with other human beings was an awful lot of work. from Back When We Were Grownups.
~ Anne Tyler
And all at once I had no one to trade looks with.
~ Anne Tyler