Old age Quote by Kate Morton

“She learned to catch a moment in her hand before it flew away and hold it tightly while she had the chance.”

— Beth Moore

“Her fingers were small in my hand but her grip was firm. I tried to place her age. Late twenties, maybe thirty. She looked…

— Barry Eisler

“Our fingers unlace so slowly that I am certain some part of me has been left behind on her fingertips.”

— Mary E. Pearson

“disappears when she turns. I hold up my hands, trying to ignore the sinking feeling in my”

— Ella James

“...she had so many people she took for granted, all the time. She had never needed to be truly afraid before. There had always…

— Maggie Stiefvater

“She goes very still and I can count on one hand all the times we’ve been here before, standing at the precipice of almost…

— Kat Kruger

“She was fascinated by their hands. Two people, interlocked. Tightening their connection to each other.”

— Paolo Bacigalupi

“She walked, and with each step she let another inch of the long furl of her expectations go. The place itself was like a…

— Ellen Airgood

“...her own experience was beginning to tell her that an alert old age can be more keen than the cards.”

— Gabriel García Márquez

“Our eyes meet. There's something between us that wasn't there a minute ago. The Universe stops and waits for us. She opens her palm…

— Nicola Yoon

“There are instincts which respond to all the chance meetings in life. The little girl was not afraid.”

— Victor Hugo

“I would not begin to understand until I was a very old woman, and even then they would still be a mystery.”

— Alice Hoffman