Asparagus Quote by Marcel Proust

“Asparagus, tinged with ultramarine and rosy pink which ran from their heads, finely stippled in mauve and azure, through a series of imperceptible changes…

— Marcel Proust

“They are resplendent, and I am enraptured.”

— Ella Frank

“enraptured in hypnotic war”

— Allen Ginsberg

To paint well, I need to be enraptured by my subjects.

— Elizabeth Peyton

Looking into your eyes, I'm absolutely enraptured by you.

— Unkown

“You are never more alive than when you are enraptured by pain.”

— Bryant McGill

My Soul Entwined, My Mind trembling, My Heart, yours. I was the last of my kind, invisible, untouchable, unreachable; and now, I am enraptured.…

— Eric Nickel

To go within doesn't mean to become enraptured with who you are, or to become enraptured with ideas of who you are.

— Frederick Lenz

“I bit my lip. I was so enraptured in what he was doing to me that I couldn't answer.”

— Gideon Rathbone

(on asparagus) Europeans of the Renaissance swore by it as an aphrodisiac, and the church banned it from nunneries.

— Barbara Kingsolver

I was doing stand-up at a restaurant and there was a chalkboard on the street out front. It said, Soup of the Day: Cream…

— Ellen DeGeneres

“As quick as boiled asparagus!”

— Robert Graves