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Quotes About Desire

Well, I am no village cunning woman, no frightened merry-begot, but a woman born to riches, and educated from the time I can remember, and given all that I could possibly desire. And now in my twenty-second year, already a mother and soon perhaps to be a widow, I rule in this place. I ruled before my mother gave to me all her secrets, and her great familiar, Lasher, and I mean to study this thing, and make use of it, and allow it to enhance my considerable strength.
~ Anne Rice
Get thee behind me, tragedy. Kneeling over her, he lifted her and impaled her gently on his sex.
~ Anne Rice
I have learned to live with a profound loneliness. I forget about it for years and years. Then it surfaces, the desire to be placed in context by somebody else. The desire to be known, understood, evaluated morally by a sophisticated mind.
~ Anne Rice
And we do breathe. We breathe and we taste and we smell and we feel and we thirst.
~ Anne Rice
The sun shocked me, and made me sicken, yet how I wanted it, how I longed for it, and yet it rebuked me and seemed to scourge me as if it were a whip.
~ Anne Rice
But what creature in the world doesn't want to be loved for itself?
~ Anne Rice
I caught him as if he were the love of my young life, and unwound the wool from around the artery where I would feed. He begged me to stop, to name my price. How still my Master looked, watching only me, as the man begged and I ignored him, merely feeling for this large-pulsing irresistible vein.
~ Anne Rice
You long to be seen and approached and understood and to get into mischief, to stir everything up and see if it won't boil over and if God won't come down and grab you by the hair. Well, there is no God. You might as well be God.
~ Anne Rice
except how much all of us give up in this life, sooner or later, because we can never have all that we want. You'll find out soon enough. We're blessed, my dear. Quite blessed, but no life is without sacrifices.
~ Anne Rice
The only pain in pleasure is the pleasure of pain
~ Anne Rice
I want to be read. I want to be valued. That is perhaps the only shot at immortality a human being can have.
~ Anne Rice
And you have never given me your love.
~ Anne Rice
It doesn't weaken us as women, as immortals, to follow our love, even if it leads to a man.
~ Anne Rice
I bent down, close to him, and kissed the side of his throat. My friend, my deepest friend in the world once. And now we'll have this union. Lust old and new. The boy I'd been loving him. I felt the blood pulsing through the artery. My left arm slid beneath his right arm. Don't hurt him. He couldn't get away from me. He didn't even try.
~ Anne Rice
Lestat, let me drink. Let me look for the blood with my tongue and my hear. Let me drink, please; you can't deny me that one moment of intimacy.
~ Anne Rice
Y vi mis dioses verdaderos... los dioses de la mayoría de los hombres: la comida, la bebida y la seguridad en el conformismo. Cenizas.
~ Anne Rice
He gets lost, or thirsty beyond the point where he can hunt on his own. I have to search for him. He was that way as a man before he was ever made a blood drinker. The blood didn't change him except for a little while. And now he's enslaved to these tiny worlds he creates.
~ Anne Rice
You make me think of the old story about Alexander the Great. He wept when there were no more worlds to conquer. Will you
~ 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
I was poisoned by love, that in the call of Suzanne I was awakened to love, and to the nightmare of want.
~ Anne Rice
Weary of the Mind Gift and its random messages, he wanted to hear spoken words.
~ Anne Rice
Through a haze I saw the shape of him as he grew nearer to me. I felt his hands cup my face and turn it towards him. I saw the glimmer of his blue eyes, wintry flames, indistinct yet burning fiercely.
~ Anne Rice
I could scarcely keep myself from laying hands on him, from forcing him to my will, never mind his legendary strength, his gruesome temper. I'd lay hold of him and make him submit.
~ Anne Rice
There was no place for the poetry or history which had come from a greedy mind and heart.
~ Anne Rice