Quotes About Dreams

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

If I could have you after every nightmare, I'd have ten a night.

across hers. "How did you sleep?

Everything in your dream means exactly what you think it means.

Lo soñado se confunde con lo pensado. La realidad y la irrealidad se vuelven continuas.

I would not think to touch the sky with two arms

People thought money would make them happy. But money was the consolation prize in life. Money was what you had left to dream for when all the other dreams died. Money was what would keep you going when nothing else could delight you again.

Reading's ability to beam you up to a different world is a good part of the reason why people like me do it in the first place---because dollar for dollar, hour per hour, it's the most expedient way to get from our proscribed little here to an imagined, intriguing there. Part time machine, part Concorde, part ejector seat, books are our salvation.

Its more fun to think of the future than dwell on the past.

And I'll dream about living there one day myself, about boats and bicycles and water, and a dog running next to me on the road, in the green, green afternoon light.

Why does she have wings?' So she can fly.

See you in dreamland

But what he didn't understand was that this dreamland was preferable,walking through this life half-sleeping,everything at arm's length or farther away. I understood those mermaids.I didn't care if they sang to me.All I wanted was to block out all the human voices as they called me name again and again,pulling me upward into light,to drown.

As I rolled over, stretching out, my only thought was to go back to the dream I'd been having, which I couldn't remember, other than that it had been good, in that distant, hopeful way unreal things can be.

What you do in your dreams is never your choice. But it made me happy anyway.

It was great. Freedom even the imagined kind always is.

What you do in your dreams is never your choice.

My dreams were dull as my everyday life.

She'd wanted so much for me: the moon and more. But maybe, right now, the moon was enough.

In that distant, hopeful way unreal things can be.

I'll see you in Dreamland.

What would you do, if you could do anything?

Dreams, and plans, and a stark desire to change your life, all on your own. I wanted that too, but I didn't want to have to run away to do it.