Language Quote by Emma Winters

“I had swallowed my share of bitterness, but a portion had stuck in my throat and turned to rage.”

— Alice Hoffman

“Swallowing pride rarely gives you indigestion.”

— Suzanne Woods Fisher

“I could barely breathe as I fled down the steps, like something was stuck in my throat. I couldn't tell what flavor it was;…

— Laura Bickle

“I wanted to feel those words in my mouth as I spoke them aloud. Words could be like food - they felt like something…

— Benjamin Alire Sáenz

“Those words tasted bitter. But the worst part was that those words were living inside me. And they were leaking out of me. Words…

— Benjamin Alire Sáenz

“I swallowed all the doubt and all the disappointment and all the anger and they were almost too big, like vitamin pills that are…

— Annabel Pitcher

“It seems to me, that if there is a bad taste in your mouth, you spit it out. You don't constantly swallow it back.”

— Steven Knight

“...the hardest word to swallow is almost.”

— R. YS Perez

“His voice was low and rough and I wanted to swallow it.”

— Michelle Hodkin

“Because sometimes words were so pitifully inadequate, and I knew that, but I had to try anyway.”

— Jenny Han

“And I know some shits so hard to swallow, but I just can't sit back and wallow In my own sorrow.”

— Eminem

“be careful with words you utter you might not swallow your own words, but you might bite your tongue as well..”

— Jinnul Jr