Bed Quote by Steve Maraboli

“You're not very fond of your room by day. You never think about it. You're in and out, the door opens and slams, the…

— Katherine Mansfield

“Then I got undressed and, crawling under the covers, sat up in bed and sipped my drink. I felt like I was going to…

— Haruki Murakami

“You know what's given me the greatest pleasure in my life? It's been our bungalow, the normalcy of it, the ordinariness of my waking,…

— Abraham Verghese

“And, at the end of a long night, as you crawl under the duvet, there is a sense of quiet satisfaction in knowing that…

— John Sutherland

“The spring is the lovely time when we all hurry out in to the open to finally get to inhale fresh exhausts.”

— Carlo Manzoni

“heady scent of Erik’s cologne. She glanced around the softly painted room, noticing that the inside walls were mirrored, allowing a full view of…

— Ana E. Ross

“all people start to come apart finally and there it is: just empty ashtrays in a room or wisps of hair on a comb…

— Charles Bukowski

“Excellent. We keep your furniture. Whose bed?” “Yours.” “Why mine?” “It’s bigger, for one.” “And for another?” “Mine doesn’t have the sort of headboard…

— Amy Lane

“We would wake and have smoothies every morning with fresh whole-grain bread from the small bakery in town, then run and climb and take…

— Scott Jurek

“Warm familiar scents drift softly from the oven, And imprint forever upon our hearts That this is home and that we are loved.”

— Arlene Stafford-Wilson

“I smelled the clean house and the wood-frame bed. It was all filler. The noise, the sound, they existed just to take up space.…

— Kevin Powers

“Don’t you simply love going to bed. To curl up warmly in a nice warm bed, in the lovely darkness. That is so restful…

— C.S. Lewis