Quote by J.C. Reed

“Two people occupying the same air. Nothing else in common. Just oxygen.”

— Dawn French

“That means some of the air you just breathed passed through the lungs of Napoleon, Beethoven, Lincoln, and Billy the Kid.”

— Neil deGrasse Tyson

“They seemed to be together as one, somewhere else in a place that was lighter than air.”

— Jess C. Scott

“The air between them seemed to accumulate energy.”

— Anthony Doerr

“They hung on to each other so closely that you'd think one would suffocate unless he breathed the same air as the other.”

— Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

“He was so close to her then that they owned every molecule of air in the tiny room and the air grew heavy with…

— Ann Patchett

“matters because if all they are is air, then we have nothing to worry about. Air can't reach out and choke the life out…

— L.A. Starkey

“The very air they breathed was almost a juice.”

— Rebecca Wells

“You have the potential for becoming air; as still, as necessary, just there.”

— Hima Raza

“The air between them filled with all that remained unsaid. All that should be said. Yet wasn't.”

— Renee Ahdieh

“Air is equal parts oxygen, daydreams And possibility.”

— Victoria Erickson

“She needed air. There wasn't enough air anymore.”

— Shayne McClendon