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Quotes About Touch

We listen to the inexhaustible chant of the sea within us, as it rises and falls in our heads, like the approach and retreat of the strange desire we have for heaven, for love, and all that we cannot touch with our hands.
~ Jean-Michel Maulpoix
Then one day, this kid named Darren Walsh touched the Cheese with his finger, and that's what started this thing called the Cheese Touch. It's basically like the Cooties. If you get the Cheese Touch, you're stuck with it until you pass it on to someone else. The only way to protect yourself from the Cheese Touch is to cross your fingers.
~ Jeff Kinney
You know, if I look at the wound on an angle, it reminds me of a stripper I know." I amended my "complete asshole" assessment to include the words "from hell." "So this is where we part ways, slowly drift apart, and eventually fail to keep in touch altogether, right?" I asked.
~ Jeff Strand
The instrument that you play on, Pollyanna, will be the great heart of the world; and to me that seems the most wonderful instrument of all—to learn. Under your touch, if you are skilful, it will respond with smiles or tears, as you will.
~ Eleanor H. Porter
There is nothing that man fears more than the touch of the unknown. He wants to see what is reaching towards him, and to be able to recognize or at least classify it. Man always tends to avoid physical contact with anything strange. In the dark, the fear of an unexpected touch can mount to panic. Even clothes give insufficient security: it is easy to tear them and pierce through to the naked, smooth, defenceless flesh of the victim.
~ Elias Canetti
He struggles to understand why fate has spared him and not so many others. Was it to know happiness? His happiness will never be complete. To know love? He will never be sure of being worthy of love. A part of him is still back there, on the other side, where the dead deny the living the right to leave them behind. His recovery will be a road into exile, a journey in which the touch of the woman he loves will matter less than the image of his grandmother buried under a mountain of ashes.
~ Elie Wiesel
knew it in my brain, anyway; but I was nonetheless reminded of it in my heart in these unexpected and most random of ways. I can only describe it as the way you touch something bare-handed that you just took from the oven. Impossible as it seems, every now and
~ Elizabeth Berg
She reached up and touched his face. He allowed her. She explored his warm features. He had a kind face—she could feel that he did.
~ Elizabeth Gilbert
Melisande blinked rapidly, then looked back to the little box with garnet earrings. Her ears weren't even pierced. She touched one of the garnets with a fingertip and wondered if he'd ever looked-really looked- at her at all.
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
She ducked her head, studying his fingers, spreading them against her own, comparing their lengths. His hand dwarfed hers.
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
You're burning," she gasped. "Then you ought not to touch me," he said seriously. "You'll be consumed." "Too late," she muttered, and pivoted, trying to drag him, he presumed, toward the bed. "You're awfully heavy—" "My soul is made of lead." "—and you're delirious," she ended decisively. "I need to get help.
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
winter?" She traced a circle on his breastbone, her touch
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
She took two swift steps forward and placed her palms against his chest, pushing. He allowed himself to sway an inch backward with her thrust before righting himself. She stilled, staring up at him. The top of her head barely came to his mid-chest. He could feel the brush of her breath on his lips. The warmth of her hands seemed to burn through the rough fabric of his waistcoat. This close her green eyes were enormous, and he could see shards of gold surrounding her pupils.
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
gentle touch as a way to help them rest and relax. Massage is also proved to stimulate circulation, digestion, and neurological development. It
~ Elizabeth Pantley
Another technique is to sit beside the bed and lay your hands on him. If your baby stirs, you can pat, rub, or shush him to prevent him from fully waking.
~ Elizabeth Pantley
The very feel of her hand, even through its glove, was reassuring; it was the sort of hand, he thought, that children would like to hold in the dark.
~ Elizabeth von Arnim
God's finger touched him, and he slept.
~ Alfred Lord Tennyson
Timeless, and loveless, this light touches me. I won't need anything else.
~ Alice Notley
I want to touch a phantom, it's the grey dove of truth
~ Alice Notley
He reached across the table and put both his cold hands on my face. Those hands that had—what did he say?—"opened doors of perception and windows of imagination and broken shackles of anxiety" were soft.
~ Alice Randall
Slowly he turned into the curve of her palm, cut lip pressed against her skin. She heard two whispered words, felt them kissed into her flesh: amore mio. My love. Two words: the shock of them held her still.
~ Alison Goodman
I touch your book and dream of our odyssey in the supermarket and feel absurd.
~ Allen Ginsberg
Haven's warm, clammy palms press hard against my cheeks as the tarnished edge of her silver skull ring leaves a smudge on my skin.
~ Alyson Noel
Hay dos sensaciones de piel que siempre se recuerdan a lo largo de la vida: la primera vez que uno se enamora -y que la persona amada sostiene tu mano- y la primera vez en que un bebé recién nacido te toma de un dedo. En esos precisos momentos quedas unido al otro por el resto de la eternidad.
~ Alyson Richman