Quotes About Desire
Does she ever see him watching her through the picture window? Most likely. Does she think he's a lecherous old man? Very probably. But he isn't exactly that. How to convey the mix of longing, wistfulness, and muted regret that he feels? His regret is that he isn't a lecherous old man, but he wishes he were. He wishes he still could be.
~ Margaret Atwood
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All she wants is a miracle, because anything else is hopeless.
~ Margaret Atwood
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But I'm ravenous for news, any kind of news; even if it's false news, it must mean something. We
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She wants to jig and amble, she wants to lisp, she wants to suck the last slurp of essence out of his almost-voided cranium. Avaunt, wanton!
~ Margaret Atwood
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I'M STARVED FOR YOU
~ Margaret Atwood
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On these occasions I read quickly, voraciously, almost skimming, trying to get as much into my head as possible before the next long starvation. If it were eating it would be the gluttony of the famished; if it were sex it would be a swift furtive stand-up in an alley somewhere.
~ Margaret Atwood
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Whatever our shapes and features, we were snares and enticements despite ourselves, we were the innocent and blameless causes that through our very nature could make men drunk with lust, so that they'd stagger and lurch and topple over the verge - The verge of what? we wondered. Was it like a cliff? - and go plunging down in the flames, like snowballs made of burning sulphur hurled by the angry hand of God.
~ Margaret Atwood
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Health and Beauty, the two seductive twins joined at the navel, singing their eternal siren songs.
~ Margaret Atwood
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Zenia has stolen something from him, the one thing he always kept safe before, from all women, even from Roz. Call it his soul. She slipped it out of his breast pocket when he wasn't looking, easy as rolling a drunk, and looked at it, and bit it to see if it was genuine, and sneered at it for being so small after all, and then tossed it away, because she's the kind of woman who wants what she doesn't have and gets what she wants and then despises what she gets. What
~ Margaret Atwood
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Having long ago whispered I want to die , I now realize that this wish will indeed be fulfilled, and sooner rather than later. No matter that I've changed my mind about it.
~ Margaret Atwood
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He has been trying to sing Love into existence again And he has failed.
~ Margaret Atwood
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How potent was that word. With. He could never get used to her, she was fresh every time, she was a casketful of secrets. Any moment now she would open herself up, reveal to him the essential thing, the hidden thing at the core of life, or of her life, or of his life – the thing he was longing to know. The thing he'd always wanted. What would it be?
~ Margaret Atwood
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The tide of human desire, the desire for more and better, would overwhelm them. It would take control and drive events, as it had in every large change throughout history.
~ Margaret Atwood
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I wish I had a pig ball.
~ Margaret Atwood
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Sex and violence, he thinks now. A lot of the songs were about that. We didn't even notice. We thought it was art.
~ Margaret Atwood
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In the gap between desire and enactment, noun and verb, intention and infliction, want and have, compassion begins.
~ Margaret Atwood
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Do you hunger for me, do you burn for me
~ Margaret Atwood
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Shiny new toes make you feel all fresh and sparkling: if someone wants to suck your toes, those toes should be worth sucking.
~ Margaret Atwood
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call attention of course to the breasts. Some of these women have been within inches of getting Ed to put his head down on their chests, right there in Sally's living room. Watching all this out of the corners of her eyes while serving the liqueurs, Sally feels the Aztec rise within her. Trouble with your heart? Get it removed, she thinks. Then you'll have no more problems.
~ Margaret Atwood
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I admit I relish it, this lick of dissipation.
~ Margaret Atwood
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Quién puede resistirse a la tentación de ser considerado indispensable?
~ Margaret Atwood
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In queste occasioni leggo velocemente, con voracità, saltando qualche parola e cercando di riempirmi la testa il più possibile prima di un nuovo, lungo periodo di astinenza. Se fossero un genere commestibile queste letture smorzerebbero l'ingordigia dell'affamato, se fossero sesso equivarrebbero a un veloce amplesso furtivo, in qualche vicolo.
~ Margaret Atwood
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At first I was given centuries to wait in caves, in leather tents, knowing you would never come back
~ Margaret Atwood
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He wanted me to play Scrabble with him, and kiss him as if I meant it.
~ Margaret Atwood
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