Prose Quote by Mikl Paul

“Everybody knew. Nobody admitted to knowing. If other people began to discuss it, you tuned them out, because what they were saying was both…

— Margaret Atwood

“Then there were so many things to be said that they did not speak of any of them.”

— Milton Steinberg

“And I think they knew. Not anything specific really. They just knew. And I think that's all you can ever ask from a friend.”

— Stephen Chbosky

“That’s probably because they said a lot of other things, as well.”

— Donna Leon

“The fact is, I think, that my friends really didn't know. They didn't know because they didn't want to know; but they didn't know.…

— Milton Mayer

“I'd always thought it was them, but maybe it was just what it felt like to not be ignored.”

— Lisa Burstein

“...that it was so completely their own that it would have been pointless to even try to speak of it to someone else.”

— Ann Patchett

“She was different and the same, and I had known her insofar as you can really know anyone, which is to say not much.”

— Bennett Madison

“In truth, people know very little about each other. I only know as much about you as I know about myself.”

— Vironika Tugaleva

“People think they want to know everything these days. But they don’t. They really don’t. So”

— Tom DeLonge

“I just don’t know, I said to everything.”

— Alexandra Kleeman

“We all know so much, and yet at the same time we don't know anything.”

— Grace Fiorre