Quotes About Emotion
Perhaps he had worked a vague charm, and she was giving forth her deepest thoughts.
~ Anne Rice
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On and one went the sprightly melody, eloquent, celebratory, and utterly human, demanding to be felt as well as heard, demanding to be followed in every intricate twist and turn.
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She was the woman to whom I'd surrendered passion, pride, and honor for a long time before.
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As she moved back from the vampire, I saw the tears standing in her eyes like glass in the flicker of the lights, and I felt my spirit contract in fear for her, and in longing. Her beauty was heartbreaking.
~ Anne Rice
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Nunca en mi vida he dejado de amar a nadie que haya querido.
~ Anne Rice
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though the melody kept putting its hooks into me and dragging me with it mentally so that I was dancing in my head against my will. And
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She had grown still and was staring at me yet, her eyes full of the fire of the torch, her lower lip trembling, and a sigh coming out of her as though she was about to cry again.
~ Anne Rice
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Had I ever loved anyone more than I loved him? Had I ever revealed more of my soul to anyone than I revealed to him?
~ Anne Rice
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Y nuestro cerebro da color a la lluvia. Y el trueno es como algo que recuerda algo. Stan Rice.
~ Anne Rice
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Never had she seemed more alive, more purely human, more utterly natural in her rosy beauty-a thing not to be despoiled.
~ Anne Rice
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He appeared the handsomest of men, his eyes utterly unclouded and almost fierce, and his cheeks beautifully flushed.
~ Anne Rice
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I never knew what life was until it ran out in a red gush over my lips, my hands!
~ Anne Rice
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Maybe because I'd read the chronicles so avidly, I felt Lestat was as close to me as I was to him.
~ Anne Rice
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The heat in me was delicious and unendurable, and I wanted nothing more than to take Amadeo, bring him over to me now, and yet he sat before me, the tears streaming down his face.
~ Anne Rice
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Ma la bambina, quell'antica bambina, la mia Claudia, era cenere. Un urlo crebbe dentro di me, un selvaggio e devastante urlo che veniva dalle viscere del mio essere; si alzava come il vento che faceva turbinare la pioggia su quelle ceneri, che batteva sull'impronta di una mano, sui mattoni, che sollevava quei capelli biondi.
~ Anne Rice
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Puede que en definitiva todas las canciones sean un lamento, un grito organizado.
~ Anne Rice
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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
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His dark-green eyes made me think of Merrick's, and for one moment I felt such a desire for her, such a horror of what I'd done, that I couldn't speak.
~ Anne Rice
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No mortal lives long enough to forget their great loves entirely, do they.
~ Anne Rice
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Having long identified my own soul with the salvation of the Empire, I felt no consolation in this city. I felt suspicion and profound distaste.
~ Anne Rice
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I wanted to feel morally safe, which I would never feel again.
~ Anne Rice
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Even if his eyes were dull as though the dazzling colors of my paintings did not matter to him, was he not near at hand?
~ Anne Rice
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La poesía debería tomarse en pequeñas dosis. Nadie necesita poesía. Nadie necesita obligarse a leerla.
~ Anne Rice
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Ryan looked amazingly composed, as if he'd thrown an inner switch to Business Mode; there was nothing bitter or resentful in his attitude.
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