Acadian-history Quote by Sally Armstrong

“Charlotte Yates didn’t especially care for music. All that abstract mooning about. Words, that was what moved people. A good play was worth a…

— Magnus Flyte

“And she could play the Beethoven symphony any time she wanted to. It was a queer thing about this music she had heard last…

— Carson McCullers

“Until she walked into my life I was simply a violin of rusted notes. In one night she rearranged the mess inside me, exposing…

— Poppet

“The notes burst from her fingers, staggering at first, but then more confidently as the emotion in the music took over. It was a…

— Sarah J. Maas

“She was surprised that her hands had not forgotten, that somewhere in her mind, after a year of darkness and slavery, music was still…

— Sarah J. Maas

“Music took her somewhere, and I used to wonder where. I thought it was dumb, the way she lived for a collection of sounds,…

— Megan Lindholm

“She was a poem and a painting too. Everything she said sounded like a song, every silence was the music too.”

— Akshay Vasu

“The whole world was this symphony, and there was not enough of her to listen.”

— Carson McCullers

“I, who even as a child had been so distrustful of music (not because it took me out of myself more powerfully than anything…

— Rainer Maria Rilke

“Her voice sounded like a symphony after years of being denied any music”

— Lynn Galli

“Right there in that room, listening to the tape Laura gave me, I decided that I wanted something more than what I’d allowed myself…

— Eric Nuzum

“Little notes of music trembled in hesitation, and burst, and rolled in quick, fine waves, like the thin, clear ringing of glass. Little notes…

— Ayn Rand