Nightlight Quote by The Harvard Lampoon

“Keep my memory green.”

— Charles Dickens

“I had forgotten, I suppose, that there were bright memories in amongst the dark.”

— Kate Morton

“I told myself to remember the snow and to remember my pure, strong happiness at simply being alive to see it. That thought has…

— Siri Hustvedt

“I walked up to the stairs and with my first step my eyes caught a pair of green emerald eyes, the face darkened by…

— Karen Swart

“His eyes were green.”

— Cassandra Clare

“It looked vaguely, frustratingly familiar, but I couldn’t tell whether this was because I actually remembered it or because I knew I should.”

— Tana French

“Everything was green, so green it went into him.”

— Gary Paulsen

“Of course I remember. I remember my aching back and the drizzle, and the throb of my piercing in the top of my ear.…

— Susan Fletcher

“The memory of tonight was as unblemished as new-fallen snow that I had to protect from careless footsteps.”

— Lorraine Zago Rosenthal

“His green eyes were dark and dilated, and they locked with mine. I saw him then - the man, but also the animal that…

— Meredith Wild

“But I don't remember. I won't remember. Memory is an act of will, and so is forgetting.”

— Julian Barnes

“According to my best recollection, I don't remember.”

— Sean Keogh