Charles-dickens Quote by Charles Dickens

“When ink joins with a pen, then the blank paper can say something. Rushes and reeds must be woven to be useful as a…

— Rumi

“Waiting for the pen to dry up so he can start fresh with thoughts that are worth new ink.”

— Brian Andreas

“I have often believed the pen to be a needle, and ink to be a thread. Each story is an intricately woven tapestry and…

— Shaun Hick

“I do my best impression of a pen and when every problem looks like a page I commit ink to paper”

— Shane Koyczan

“During those days, both the bed and my little rickety table were swimming in notes and scribbled-over manuscripts that I took turns working on,…

— Knut Hamsun

“... your writer of intensities must have very black ink, and a very big pen, with a very blunt nib.”

— Edgar Allan Poe

“This was the wonderful thing about strangers. They were big blank pieces of paper, you could draw whatever you liked on their impressionable surfaces.”

— Janet Fitch

“It is amazing what a pen and paper can create when one adds just a little imagination.”

— Bethany Robbins

“One evening I was walking along Hollywood Boulevard, nothing much to do. I stopped and looked in the window of a stationary shop. A…

— John Cage

“My pen lies idle, its ink long since dried up, leaving me with nothing but blank pages and a hollow sense of emptiness.”

— Paulo Coelho

“There is something about just setting the pen to paper that lifts me and helps to focus my energy and thoughts.”

— Susan Elaine Jenkins

“I think little of pen and ink in revolutions.”

— Oscar Wilde