Quote by D.E. Stevenson

“Have you not sometimes noted, When we unlock some long-disuséd room With heavy dust and soiling mildew filled, Where never foot of man has…

— Oscar Wilde

“A prison cell, however tastefully decorated, is still a cage.”

— Darren Main

“I was spun into gold ropes, silk petals and rebuilt in it I found more of Him in it And me in it. The…

— Maquita Donyel Irvin

“The prisoner, having reached the depth of his depression, gradually reawakens to the life around him. He licks himself and his wounded pride, opens…

— P. H. Newman

“But sometimes, when confronted by something of unfathomable beauty, the bars of the cage around us begin to tremble. So I ran away to…

— Simon Van Booy

“You remember how it feels, don’t you? All that desire scorching you straight through. Feeling like you’re penned up in a small-town cage, jailed…

— Norman Partridge

“A tough man, usually ends up in prison, but a strong-minded man, will own the prison.”

— Anthony Liccione

“A prisoner of he who has already slain you once, he thought. No doubt near to his place of power, in a cage built…

— Roger Zelazny

“When my name was announced and I walked onstage, I could clearly see the outline of a gilded cage. I knew that once I…

— Arundhati Roy

“I was caged in our body and caged in his arms and, somehow, the former was the real prison.”

— Kat Zhang

“There's a bench, worn smooth by decades of widows and nannies; I sit, and wonder if he will, if he'll remember it was ours…

— Richard Kramer

“His brown toes sank into the sixteen thousand dollar Agra rug. His jeans hung like seaweed from the Philippe Starck valet. His stubble scraped…

— Damon Suede