Communication Quote by F. Scott Fitzgerald

“She was in the mood for sounds of every kind now, and strained her ears to catch the faintest, in wayward enmity to her…

— Thomas Hardy

“There was thin, reverberating silence; the sort of delicately plucked note that isn’t heard, but felt in the heart.”

— Kirsty Eagar

“Listen not to the words that have been spoken, but bend your ears to what has not been said.”

— Ian Ségal

“His voice had the ability to make all of the noise inside my head cease.”

— Ella Frank

“sheets, I keep hearing something—or someone—calling, just loud enough to pierce the walls. The voice is surely something more than wind, curling and twisting…

— Victoria Schwab

“it was enough just to free the words so that the voices in her head were stilled.”

— Kate Morton

“He laid his hands on her head, pushing back the hood. He began to speak. His voice was soft, and the words were in…

— Ursula K. Le Guin

“I was learning that the best conversations consisted of keeping quiet and listening, and speaking, when one spoke at all, in words of a…

— Alan Bradley

“I let his words fall around me like music; not understanding every line but enjoying the sound they make.”

— Clare Mackintosh

“His head was on one side, listening to me, and that was such sweeness to me, that he listened intently. No one, it seemed,…

— Sue Woolfe

“After I speak, my words merge with the wind, and if you’re listening, your ears act like sails and carry the conversation.”

— Jarod Kintz

“She heard a low murmur of the far-away voices: a chant repeated over and over.”

— Angela Orlowski-Peart