Fire Quote by Terry Pratchett

“But the roaring of the fire, And the warmth of fur, And the boiling of the kettle Were beautiful to her!”

— Edna St. Vincent Millay

“In the peace of winter’s chill, I stacked firewood to fuel a stove that kept me warm. And I thought about how doing something…

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“She’s like a bonfire on the darkest night of the year, a bonfire on a prairie in a snowstorm. You can’t help yourself, you’re…

— Jeanne Ray

“Helena dreamed about the keepers of the fire. The poorest old women had stored it away in suburban kitchens and had only to blow…

— Eduardo Hughes Galeano

“Fire curled in the old woman’s hand, bright and hungry as though it could already taste its next victim.”

— Shona Moyce

“Standing under the shelter of a cedar tree, I stared at the fire crackling as it burned through the fallen logs and twigs that…

— Susan L. Marshall

“Some people will still find a way to create a fire with wet logs.”

— Anthony Liccione

“She threw a couple of logs into the fireplace and glared at them until they burst into flame out of sheer embarrassment.”

— Terry Pratchett

“They listened for a while to the perfect music of the wind and rain and night. To the fire and the simmering kettle.”

— Edward Abbey

“He found Granny on the porch, asleep. Her chin sat on her chest, rising and falling with her breath. He gathered her up in…

— Taylor Brown

“It is the old logs which burn the longest.”

— Timothy Bax

“Granny, as I went on to learn, was more terrified of fire than beer is of a thirsty old man.”

— Arthur Golden