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Quotes About Reflection

All this, all of this love we're talking about, it would just be a memory. Maybe not even a memory
~ Raymond Carver
What's there to tell? The people over there embrace for a minute, and then they go inside the house together. They leave the light burning. Then they remember, and it goes out.
~ Raymond Carver
Imagine a woman who could never see herself as she was seen in the eyes of her loved one.
~ Raymond Carver
Then i don't know I remembered how he was when he was nineteen, the way he looked, running across this field to where his dad sat on a tractor, hand over his eyes, watching Wes run toward him - Chef's House
~ Raymond Carver
I thought for a minute of the world outside my house, and then I didn't have any more thoughts except the thought that I had to hurry up and sleep.
~ Raymond Carver
When I look back on it, all of our important decisions have been figured out when we were drinking.
~ Raymond Carver
I thought we'd be like that too when we got old enough. Dignified. And in a place. And people would come to our door.
~ Raymond Carver
Es eso lo que sucede cuando muere un amigo? ¿La mala suerte para los camaradas que deja atrás?
~ Raymond Carver
Now for the other life. The one without mistakes. – LOU LIPSITZ
~ Raymond Carver
All of us, all of us, all of us trying to save our immortal souls, some ways seemingly more round – about and mysterious than others. from "In Switzerland
~ Raymond Carver
And isn't the past inevitable, now that we call the little we remember of it "the past"? – WILLIAM MATTHEWS, from Flood
~ Raymond Carver
She's meeting herself coming and going.
~ Raymond Carver
There are significant moments in everyone's day that can make literature. That's what you ought to write about.
~ Raymond Carver
It was only late at night, on the nights he was not with Carol, that he wished for an end to the love he still had for Eileen and felt tormented as to why all of this had happened.
~ Raymond Carver
All I know about this fine, sweaty life, my own or anyone else's, is that in a little while I'll rise up and leave this astonishing place that gives shelter to dead people. This graveyard. And go. Walking first on one rail and then the other.
~ Raymond Carver
And did you get what you wanted from this life,...?
~ Raymond Carver
Mia moglie ha l'abitudine di raccontarmi i suoi sogni quando si sveglia. Io le porto il caffè e un bicchiere di succo di frutta e mi siedo accanto al letto mentre lei si sveglia e si scosta i capelli dalla faccia. Ha la solita espressione di quando ci si sveglia, ma anche lo sguardo di chi torna da qualche parte.
~ Raymond Carver
Io non è che sentissi la mancanza dei sogni. Tanto avevo i suoi di sogni su cui riflettere, se proprio mi serviva un'altra vita. E poi avevo una vicina che cantava o canticchiava tutto il giorno. Tutto sommato, potevo ritenermi fortunato.
~ Raymond Carver
Nick e Joanne guardavano l'incendio tenendosi stretti, ma mentre lei gli accarezzava distrattamente una spalla, Nick fu assalito dalla sensazione familiare, che ogni tanto lo attanagliava, di non sapere bene a cosa lei stesse pensando.
~ Raymond Carver
Por qué habría de querer yo una fotografía de tal desastre? Me acerque un poco más a ella y vi mi cabeza, mi cabeza, allí dentro, tras la ventana de la cocina. Me hizo pensar, al verme a mí mismo de ese modo. Lo digo en serio: es algo que le hace pensar a uno.
~ Raymond Carver
Por qué habría de querer yo una fotografía de tal desastre? Me acerqué un poco más a ella y vi mi cabeza, mi cabeza, allí dentro, tras la ventana de la cocina. Me hizo pensar, el verme a mí mismo de ese modo. Lo digo en serio: es algo que le hace pensar a uno.
~ Raymond Carver
can't say anything just yet. Then I go, "Holly, these things, we'll look back on them too. We'll go, 'Remember the motel with all the crud in the pool?' Ã¢â'¬Â I go, "You see what I'm saying, Holly?
~ Raymond Carver
The woman and the white-haired old man looked at the clock, as if it might tell them something about their situation and what they were supposed to do next.
~ Raymond Carver
I had a funny feeling as I saw the house disappear, as though I had written a poem and it was very good and I had lost it and would never remember it again.
~ Raymond Chandler