Sleep Quote by Marcel Proust

“We all have remarkable capacities asleep inside of us. If only we bothered ourselves to awaken them.”

— Joshua Foer

“...an irresistible sleep fell deeply on his eyes, the sweetest, soundest oblivion, still as the sleep of death itself...”

— Homer

“I lay awake for hours in my twin bed next to the other, empty bed, feeling and hearing the spruces, the hemlocks, the rhododendron…

— Elizabeth Kostova

“The deep sleep of an untroubled conscience.”

— Juliana Gray

“He imagined himself lying there, unable to sleep, thinking of his mother, separated from her by the unresponsive blankets tucked too tightly round him,…

— Marcel Proust

“Without change something sleeps inside of us, and seldom awakes. The Sleeper must awaken.”

— Duke Leto Atreides

“Who says we'll be sleeping? I anticipate a lot of rigorous activity followed by a complete loss of consciousness.”

— Jen Frederick

“I stood there feeling the lightness of my bones, knowing now this was not only lack of sleep that had transformed my bones into…

— Anne Spollen

“...at that time of all times for yearning and longing, just before the sharp senses lose their outlines in sleep.”

— Elizabeth Gaskell

“No one needed to say it, but the room overflowed with that sort of blessing. The combination of loss and abundance. The abundance that…

— Aimee Bender

“...the thought crossed her mind that a bed was really a very strange thing-a human nest, really, where our human fragility made its nightly…

— Alexander McCall Smith

“I have to share a room. I am expected to sleep mere meters from a woman whose mental ailment is unknown to me. For…

— Emily Austin