Quote by Heather Burch

“He admired this too: their ability to preserve joy at any cost, the way prehistoric man might have preserved fire.”

— Daniel Alarcón

“If the fire was too hot, you could hardly keep the pudding from scorching by tossing a handful of raisins in the pot.”

— George R.R. Martin

“They have been through the fire, and what fire does not destroy, it hardens. She has had experiences.”

— Oscar Wilde

“To him, art and craftmanship were usless unless they burned like the sun and had power of storms.”

— Hesse, Hermann

“Understand that fire fought with fire does only increase the heat.”

— Raphael Zernoff

“Fire was loud – not quiet. You could hear it eating everything it touched.”

— Dianna Hardy

“She tasted like buried treasure and swing swets and coffee. She tasted the way fireworks felt, like something you could get close to but…

— Robyn Schneider

“They used to dream of steamer trunks and hounds with heirloom markings and lives that were both ever-changing and constant. Lives like forge fires.”

— Kevin Moffett

“Everything burns if it is hot enough. The world is nothing but a crucible.”

— Andrew Davidson

“You needed a fire inside you, the kind that kept you passionately invested in the here and now, the kind that made you want…

— Sarah Beth Durst

“The old dead coals fell to the wayside, warm ones sat glowing weakly on the edges; but the hot new ones, red and burning,…

— Babara Wood

“I burnt as in a fire in her presence ... but what did I care to know what the fire was in which I…

— Ivan Turgenev