Quote by John Green

“She spoke to him in a language that, no matter how hard you studied it, could not be completely understood.”

— John Green

“she considered a language that could carry nothing but love and simple truth.”

— Barbara Kingsolver

“It's just that we shared a certain language, and when she talked to me about her past, I understood her without having to ask…

— Paul Auster

“He knew enough of their language to understand her words. But speaking”

— Mark Wayne McGinnis

“Her past was finally speaking to her in a language she understood.”

— Abby Slovin

“Her attachment to language was earthy, physical, and immediate. Pretty words you could eat.”

— Elizabeth Winder

“(But he could not bring himself to say he loved her; not in so many words.)”

— Virginia Woolf

“In fact, she rather liked it, and found that their mutual lack of language skills freed them from the banalities of conversation.”

— Violet Kupersmith

“She was a good girl, he said to himself. He was thinking without quite phrasing it that no other person had ever understood him…

— Norman Mailer

“Love . . . requires that you learn to read the lover in her own language, not translate her into yours.”

— Steven Heighton

“He studied her expression, the look in her eyes. His heart contracted. He didn’t know what love looked like. He knew she was capable…

— Christine Feehan

“More talk of love would lead to the difficulties surrounding...Oh, God, he loved her, he did, she did, they did, it was. It was.”

— Louisa Young