Mystery Quote by Pablo Neruda

“Most writers might as well write in invisible ink, because if what they’re writing is forgettable, it might as well be invisible too.”

— Jarod Kintz

“For all we know, the handwriting might have been on the wall all along. The question is: was the ink invisible?”

— Amos Tversky

“See what is invisible and you will see what to write”

— Ronald Everett Capps

“Ink, dark as night, creates words, and as they are read, they become the little beads and baubles of the mind.”

— Suzanne Valtsioti

“You also use ink to write lyrics that are so private that you smear them in all kinds of figurative ways so people can’t…

— Charles Homans

“Even the pool of ink could be dried out and writing papers could be burnt to ashes forever but the spoken word will never…

— Euginia Herlihy

“The power of the pen does not reside in the ink but in the character of the person doing the writing.”

— Aaron Fruh

“The act of writing itself is like an act of love. There is contact. There is exchange too. We no longer know whether the…

— Georges Rodenbach

Our lives are written in disappearing ink.

— Michelle Cliff

“Writing always means hiding something in such a way that it then is discovered; because the truth that can come from my pen is…

— Italo Calvino

“My pen lies idle, its ink long since dried up, leaving me with nothing but blank pages and a hollow sense of emptiness.”

— Paulo Coelho

“As a writer, you often feel invisible. No one is waiting for what you are writing; life goes on as you sit behind your…

— James Morris