Life Quote by Marcel Proust

“Perhaps my sense of reality is not very highly developed, perhaps I lack a sound and reassuring instinct for the solid facts of our…

— Annemarie Schwarzenbach

“In a matter of moments, I awakened to a life that wasn’t mine. It was like peering into a dark hidden world that I…

— Mike Ericksen

“I slept for a week. I awoke numbed and looked out at the state things. Things moved, had dimension, made sounds, slid right up…

— Miranda Mellis

“In the deeper hours of the night I began to look at myself, to consider myself and my condition, to measure the life I'd…

— Steve Martin

“I did not look about me, though sometimes I glanced up into the great bowl of the night sky and at the constellations scattered…

— Susan Hill

“Why, it seemed to me I had lost the most of myself; and there was left only a brain which played with ideas, and…

— James Branch Cabell

“He had no faintest conception till that very hour of how they would look, and even doubted their existence. But when he saw them…

— C.S. Lewis

“Half asleep and half awake, I became lost in a deep span of my version of a perfect world. A place I wanted so…

— Katlyn Charlesworth

“And even before my brain, lingering in consideration of when things had happened and of what they had looked like, had sufficient impressions to…

— Marcel Proust

“A while later, I lingered in the hinterlands of sleep. Sometimes I think there is more rest in that place between wakefulness and sleep…

— Robin Hobb

“Awake it was difficult to find anything in that chaotic clutter, but asleep she could...when the contours of reality were as faint as a…

— Isabel Allende

“The coma carried me into a world where time and space seemed to vanish; it was a dreamlike existence in which people, places, and…

— Hal Zina Bennett