Depression Quote by Virginia Woolf

“There came over me a terrifying sense of understanding about the meaning and the pathetic destiny of men. The desert was always there, a…

— John Fante

“All over Russia, bears were depressed. The Yeti were moving west. This was due to global warming, but the bears hadn’t gone to university…

— Grady Hendrix

“Having completed that emotional collapse, I next bounce off a little vision-quest right as the steady drumbeat accelerates into the Fearing Time: desert monuments…

— Randolph Crowley

“The bear, I decided, had got to become mine. The dogs and my other animals would soon get used to it and together we…

— Gerald Durrell

“My favorite animal in the park is the grizzly, icnonic, graceful, and with eyes that seem to know, and what they know is sad.”

— Danielle Rohr

“That night, atop a glacier, we made an unusual camp: a cluster of tents, with the dogs staked in a ring around us. The…

— Blair Braverman

“Struck dumb by love among the walruses And whales, the off-white polar bear with stuffing Missing, the mastodons like muddy buses, I sniff the…

— L.E. Sissman

“Everything I've done today could have been done by a bear. The long seasoned sleep. The lumbering out of bed. Tearing at a hard…

— Bill Callahan

“What if virtue, work, all our striving and sweat was simply not enough to make the animal man a happy creature?”

— Darrin M. McMahon

“About a month ago I got a cactus. A week later, it died. I was really depressed because I was like, 'Damn! I am…

— Demetri Martin

“I felt clean, all the bone-beaked loneliness birds banished, their rocky nests turned to river stones. Cool, clear water bubbled over them, streams in…

— Bryce Courtenay

“It is a truly lonely world without animals.”

— Charles McNair