Nature Quote by Ayn Rand

Through the dry phases of calculations in her mind, she noticed that she did have time to feel something: it was the hard, exhilarating…

— Ayn Rand

“Asking why had somehow led me to the thing that I loved—the feeling of moving over the earth, with the earth, the sensation of…

— Scott Jurek

“Coming abruptly, and without giving me time to trace it accurately to its source among so many ideas of a very different kind, the…

— Marcel Proust

“...watching it with fascination, hypnotised, as if it were stroking with its silver fingers some sealed vessel in her brain whose bursting would flood…

— Virginia Woolf

“she returned, trailing clouds of glory which quickly dissipated in the mundane flow of sensory trivia.”

— Dan Simmons

“She was about to laugh at the selfishness of her reaction, but she was distracted by the cool evening air when she stepped outside,…

— Tom Perrotta

“She wanted to live lightly on the earth, in harmony with its rhythms, all her senses keen and her mind alive and her spirit…

— Scott Russell Sanders

“She sat at the window of the train…The window frame trembled with the speed of the motion, the pane hung over empty darkness, and…

— Ayn Rand

“Very gently and quietly, almost as if it were the blood singing in her veins, or the water of the stream running over stones,…

— Virginia Woolf

“I loved the sensual pleasures of being outside, the smell of it, the feel of the earth under my fingers, the satisfaction of seeing…

— Jojo Moyes

“She saw the light again. With some irony in her interrogation, for when one woke at all, one's relations changed, she looked at the…

— Virginia Woolf

“She seemed to have waited so long to hear those words that for a moment the earth stood still, and the moon, the trees,…

— Vera Brittain