Freedom Quote by Virginia Woolf

She had read a wonderful play about a man who scratched on the wall of his cell and she had felt that was true…

— Virginia Woolf

“We are all prisoners of our past. It shapes and defines us and can no more be forgotten than changed.”

— Leonard Goldberg

“One way or another, we’re all prisoners.”

— Eliza Granville

“It was that time every afternoon when prisoners were released from their cells for an hour and allowed to walk around the yard, get…

— Jeffrey Archer

“Man is afraid of prison although he himself consists of cells.”

— Mikhail Turovsky

“I feel always that I am a prisoner.”

— Edgar Rice Burroughs

“We are all prisoners of the sands of time, and we have no control over them.”

— Paulo Coelho

“Things have changed: now all one must do to keep society's members from caring its prisoners are abused is to question the content of…

— Dwight E. Abbott

“How can a prisoner understand their punishment to have been worthwhile to anyone, when it's dealt in a way so offhand and indifferent?”

— Piper Kerman

“In short, from then on, we accepted our status as prisoners; we were reduced to our past alone and even if a few people…

— Albert Camus

“I am alive, I live, I breathe, I put my hand out, unfolded, into the sunlight. Where I am is not a prison but…

— Margaret Atwood

“Life is like a prison. To survive it is through self-healing and absolute dignity.”

— Izad