Burning fire Quote by Caleb Carr

“Sometimes you have to strike words together to make fire.”

— Christina M. Brooks

“The word is a flame burning in a dark glass.”

— Sheila Watson

“A few flames crackled here and there along the nubs that once were branches. Then they flickered out, too, leaving smoke, a whistle of…

— Michael Chabon

“The flame went out and fizzled in the puddle beneath it, and nothing remained of the note but a couple of charred, disintegrated tatters.”

— Evan Angler

“Let's start this place on nonexistent fire," I teased. "Promise." She sucked in an excited breath. We closed our eyes and I placed my…

— Fisher Amelie

“There's a word for it," she told me, "in French, for when you have a lingering immersion of something having passed by. Sillage. I…

— Robyn Schneider

“The old dead coals fell to the wayside, warm ones sat glowing weakly on the edges; but the hot new ones, red and burning,…

— Babara Wood

“The flame of fire burns within.”

— Lailah Gifty Akita

“Within me burns a flame which has been passed from generations uncounted and its heat is a constant irritation to my spirit to become…

— Og Mandino

“The right words are fire that burn through the most stagnant of hearts and minds”

— Ashley Lynn Dotson

“Fire increaseth by laying together many coals on one place; so is devotion inflamed by the union of many hearts, and by a joint…

— William Symington

“I lay sweating, shaking, doing my best to quell the overwhelming need--to extinguish the dark flame inside me. A flame that burns brighter, hotter,…

— Alyson Noel