Sleep Quote by Victor Hugo

“...an irresistible sleep fell deeply on his eyes, the sweetest, soundest oblivion, still as the sleep of death itself...”

— Homer

“I passed to my room and went to be, and, strange to say, slept without dreaming. despair has it's own calms.”

— Bram Stoker

“Sleep and fail.”

— Rachel E. Carter

“...too weary and dazed by unfinished sleep even to swear. There comes a degree of numbness in fatigue and exasperation which can be expressed…

— Humphrey Cobb

“Who says we'll be sleeping? I anticipate a lot of rigorous activity followed by a complete loss of consciousness.”

— Jen Frederick

“The arousing from sleep, after a recent misfortune, is a bitter moment; the mind at first habitually recurs to its previous tranquility, but is…

— Anonymous

“When he woke his conviction of failure was somehow less inevitable.”

— Olen Steinhauer

“Sleep, when deep enough, is indistinguishable from vigilance.”

— R. Scott Bakker

“I decided that if I didn't allow myself to fall asleep, then I wouldn't have to wake up again and despair.”

— Sara Baume

“With every increase in the degree of consciousness, and in proportion to that increase, the intensity of despair increases: the more consciousness the more…

— Søren Kierkegaard

“Sleep is a fickle thing that has little to do with fatigue and everything to do with peace of mind.”

— Linda Castillo

“I feel the heaviness of nightmares even though I am awake. How weary I am, how sleepless and hopeless—there is no escape from the…

— Margarita Engle