Darkness Quote by Virginia Woolf

“She lived a good deal by herself, to herself, working, passing on from day to day, and always thinking, trying to lay hold on…

— D.H. Lawrence

“Before that night, I didn't grasp that the shadows that sometimes crossed her face weren't momentary clouds passing in front of the sun. Her…

— Chelsey Philpot

“She wondered at her previous blindness; it was as if she had closed her eyelids, and then fancied it was night. No fear that…

— Mary Shelley

“Long past the moment when her neck begins to stiffen and ache, she continues to stare into the darkness, even though none of the…

— Larry Watson

“There is nothing particularly impressive about night herself. She carries a darkness, into which only some are brave enough to gaze. But if you…

— Keri Lake

“For now she need not think about anybody. She could be herself, by herself. And that was what now she often felt the need…

— Virginia Woolf

“Wherever she sought solitude, she was never alone. Suddenly that wasn't a bad thing. There was safety in numbers greater than one and sanity…

— Nicki Salcedo

“She would almost prefer to fold her arms and sink into an eternal slumber, so that the great longing of her soul for peaceful…

— Jennifer Chiaverini

“Within those last moments of torment she allowed the shadows to lead her to a place of light and comfort , to a peace…

— Patricia Gibney

“Yet if she did not quite exist in the full flood of sunlight, which is the hackneyed metaphor for good health, she was comfortably…

— William Styron

“Alone. She realized how much she had missed the luxury of solitude, and knew that its occasional comfort would always be essential to her.…

— Rosamunde Pilcher

“Sleeping and waking, the notion of being lost, of having wandered out of the right life, kept turning up in different guises. She imagined…

— Robert Stone