Communication Quote by Haruki Murakami

“The onlookers go rigid when the train goes past.”

— Franz Kafka

“The train might just as well have been a plane, something with wings. I felt suspended above everything: the city, time, the hard, cold…

— Stewart Lewis

“But 'luckily,' the train before mine was so late that it still hadn't departed, All the seats were taken, and I had to squeeze…

— David Mitchell

“Events are like telephone poles, streaming back past the observation platform of a speeding train.”

— Erle Stanley Gardner

“All of my life, trains had been coming and going, interrupting Ever’s daily life with their loud disregard.”

— Matthew Aaron Goodman

“(...) the train goes fast and is going fast when it crosses a little trestle. You catch the sober, metallic, pure, late-light, unriffled glint…

— Robert Penn Warren

“was like being struck by a speeding train.”

— Philip Carlo

“. . . in the distance I hear a train rushing over the rails, but we are moving away from this place and all…

— Veronica Roth

“The train is a small world moving through a larger world.”

— Elisha Cooper

“We're like old acquaintances on trains going in different directions.”

— Stephen King

“Life is a backwards train. All you can see is all your leaving behind.”

— Cristy O

“The train goes slowly. From time to time it stops, so that the dead can be taken off. It stops a lot.”

— Anonymous