Kitchen table Quote by Haruki Murakami

“All the cells in my body rearrange, compass needles pointing to his north.”

— Sarah McCarry

“He needed to find that hard place inside that would center him like the middle of a compass. Throughout his life, the needle would…

— Naomi Hirahara

“He felt like a compass needle. The needle knows nothing about magnetic north; it only knows it must point in a certain direction, like…

— Stephen King

“There's an internal compass inside of me that laid still for so long, stuck behind its arc of glass, listless and without hope. But…

— Raven Kennedy

“Since learning the truth, his inner compass had spun off course, swinging wildly, like a needle around a magnet or one of those volley…

— Eli Easton

“This was an interesting thought; it had never occurred to me that one's name could be a compass.”

— Alan Bradley

“My gaze zeroed in on his as if I was a compass needle and he was my north. I’d never suffered a phenomenon such…

— Pepper Winters

“The whole city was a compass. How could anyone ever have gotten so hopelessly lost here?”

— James Sallis

“Never make it without the compass. In the trees, I'd lose all sense of perspective. Direction. Maybe life is like that.”

— Charles Martin

“We’re striking out mostly blind, using a compass and a series of old sketches that have been passed back”

— Lauren Oliver

“There are times when a man has need of the open heavens to compass his thoughts.”

— Kathryn Worth

“The compasses are disappointingly true, pointing north over and over, when all he wants is for one to dissent, to demur, to show him…

— Matt Bell