Quote by F. Scott Fitzgerald

“In the idea we recognize our true homeland.”

— Julius Evola

“America was an iceberg shattered into a billion fragments, and on each stood a person, rotating like an ice floe in a storm.”

— Rene Denfeld

“There's a bitter cold in me, a cold which comes from a distant land. And nothing ever really makes it warm. You knew of…

— Anne Rice

“The warmth of our bodies began to melt my frozen heart bit by bit.”

— Kirito

“Even though I only feel warmth at those times, the moment I leave, I start to get cold again, and I fear that even…

— Kakeru Hayakawa

“Let me remember you, soon will the winter be on us, Snow-hushed and heartless.”

— Sara Teasdale

“It had happened again. I had met another American whose generosity, it began to seem to me, gushed out of the spirit of this…

— Peter Jenkins

“[T]wo Americans re-encountering each other after a certain time in a foreign land are supposed to clamber up their nearest lampposts and wait tremblingly…

— Elaine Dundy

“That melting pot stuff was always more about what this country wanted to believe about itself than the way people really felt.”

— Wally Lamb We Are Water

“The individual seeks out the heat of the crowd, in this century, to protect himself against the cold emanating from the corpse of the…

— Nicolás Gómez Dávila

“its cold immensity mocking us as we lunged away into the dark curvaceous violence of the sea.”

— Gretel Ehrlich

“Yes, I once was the toast of two continents! (...Greenland & Australia).”

— Dorothy Parker