Fiction Quote by Faiqa Mansab

“What I want are words to define myself without the connotations of absence.”

— Laurel Gilbert

“A word may give me its meaning, but first it suppresses it. For me to be able to say, 'This woman' I must somehow…

— Maurice Blanchot

“But a word once spoken who can recapture it?”

— Robert Louis Stevenson

“In this world, no word is being uselessly spoken.”

— Dada Bhagwan

“Words were something, and it was a lie from the enemy to say words were nothing. Words were something, because words led to actions.…

— Randy Ingermanson

“Absence has presence, sometimes, and that was what she felt. Absence like crushed-dead grass were something has been and is no longer. Absence where…

— Laini Taylor

The spoken word vanished with the wind. Likewise, the unrecorded life disappears as if it never existed.

— Iris Chang

“Empty words from an empty person.”

— Kelsey Sutton

Today we have discovered the word that could not be said. "I

— Ayn Rand

“Words could be empty. It was the return of a gesture that held meaning. And”

— Claire Cameron

“For in the deepest, most unshakable part of myself reason was useless. She was the missing kingdom, the unbruised part of myself I’d lost…

— Donna Tartt

“For years I had been aware of an important deficiency in the English language: a word to describe something a person loses that was…

— Ellen Miller