Quote by Margaret Atwood

“Her feeling that the moon had slipped from her grasp seemed locked in a place so far inside her that to reach it would…

— Anna-Marie McLemore

“With the final onset of dark the iron cold locked down and the boy by now was shuddering violently. No moon rose beyond the…

— Cormac McCarthy

“The moon always calmed her - something about the way its soft glow broke through, like there was still hope, even surrounded by the…

— Cindi Madsen

“She felt trapped, but she didn't have to. The world is wide open and ready, waiting for us to escape this bubble and join…

— C.M. Stunich

“I close the world away. Lock it up. Turn the key so tight. Blackness buries me in its folds.”

— Tahereh Mafi

“I held my head back and looked upward. The moon was hidden and only a lone star dared to break through the darkness.”

— Nancy B. Brewer

“It feels ... as though doors were opening all over the world... It's bigger, somehow, the world.”

— Louise Fitzhugh

“With a smile, she wondered at how almost everyone could say they had a secret bond with the moon.”

— Lisa Rusczyk

“The moon. Even though we know it’s coming. Every time we see it, it makes us pause, and hush.”

— Margaret Atwood

“Funny, one somehow imagines her snuffing quietly out now, the way the moon would if the sun vanished.”

— Mary Stewart

“There was a woman. An old and contorted woman. And the moon was somehow important. But every other detail fled as soon as she…

— Darcy Coates

“And she leaves. She opens the door and, without a backward glance, goes out and shuts the door. I stand at the window and…

— Haruki Murakami