Dreams Quote by Ernest Hemingway

“His dreams were killing him.”

— Dean Koontz

“One night (I was eleven years old at the time) he came and shook me from my sleep and announced, with the same grumbling…

— Marguerite Yourcenar

“He held his head, and he cried for them, and he did not melt into the sea but sat, aching, in the glowing moonlight-for…

— Nick Lake

“He was so damn perverse, he preferred to dream it than to make it come true.”

— Janet Fitch

“Galanoactin if he still can’t keep anything down. He had some”

— Barbara Morgenroth

“So close, so close at hand, so damn beautiful. Galadir breathed deeply of the sweet smell of her hair and stroked her cheek. Her…

— Chiara Cilli

“every dream she had ever had, like delicious fruits, and then left her alone to discover that every one was poisoned.”

— Sabrina Philips

“All my most unreachable dreams were suddenly, so unbelievably, about to come true. But they were forbidden. The right thing to do would be…

— Cindy Ray Hale

“It was no joy waking up after a dream about that man. He left a taste of thunder in my mouth.”

— Chaim Potok

“I had witnessed his pain in motion; the way he had stroked over the sea fueled by something so similar to what fueled me.…

— Marni Mann

“He seemed to swallow the lie I fed him. I hope he’s not still hungry. If he is, I’ll give him the illusory dessert…

— Jarod Kintz

“Looking at Milkman in those nighttime talks, they yearned for something. Some word from him that would rekindle the dream and stop the death…

— Toni Morrison