Attitude Quote by Jean Cocteau

“The photographer was lost for riposte, obvious though it should have been; instead he turned to run. At least his mind did. In fact,…

— James Herbert

The distance runner is mysteriously reconciling the separations of body and mind, of pain and pleasure, of the conscious and the unconscious. He is…

— Anonymous

“...a freeze response (dissociation, collapse, numbing, paralysis, deadness) during the incident that threatened your life or limb. Sometimes it's difficult for people to understand…

— Babette Rothschild

“Running cured almost anything. It eased pain; it exhilarated; it served as penance and validation. It turned lone wolf into a compliment. Running was…

— Meg Gardiner

Possibly everyone now dead considered his own death as a freak accident, a mistake. Some bad luck caused it. Every enterprising man jack of…

— Annie Dillard

Stop-motion is filmmaking at the pace of a glacier. In live action, you're moving so quickly.

— Travis Knight

“He saw the young man’s face in the mirror up on the wall, he saw the thick wind-ruffled hair and the little scar on…

— Anna Kavan

“And then there was one last body that stood out from the rest. It had signs of of bruising on all four ankles and…

— Anonymous

“About a third of the way through the course, one of the runners fell. The crowd gasped. But, amazingly, with utter spontaneity, the rest…

— Sean Covey

“At paces that might stun and dismay the religious jogger, the runners easily kept up all manner of chatter and horseplay. When they occasionally…

— John L. Parker Jr

“Running was the way he dreamed. Having never been in control of his life, his idea of freedom was simply to break free. He…

— Orson Scott Card

“He ran until he couldn't breathe, but he never stopped hurting.”

— Nora Sakavic