Cave Diminishing Quote by William Faulkner

“Do not wander in the deeps, Where the Shriker's shadow creeps. When he rises from beneath, Beware the Sharpness of his teeth.”

— Janet Lee Carey

“What obliterates the dream of land under wet moonlight?”

— Sneha Subramanian Kanta

“But the wilderness had found him out early, and had taken on him a terrible vengeance for the fantastic invasion. I think it had…

— Joseph Conrad

“The formless aching hunger that suffused his being wasn't there like it used to be. There was something sharper in it, like the great…

— S.P. Wayne

“...her dark eyes were like twin entrances to two deep caves. Nothing lived in those caves. Maybe something had, once upon a time. There…

— John D. MacDonald

“He watched the eternity of the sky. The dark was restful, but the vastness was cold and made you draw something close to you.”

— Elmore Leonard

“And there he sat, looking outwardly composed, and all she could think of was that pond. Because something about him, something in his eyes,…

— Priscilla Glenn

“And at the bottom of each of those eyes I lived, or rather another me lived, one of the images of me, and it…

— Italo Calvino

“His pale irises had grown as dark as his intentions, lids heavy.”

— Cara McKenna

“Her eyes had taken on a dull, sullen cast. He hated that look, but he also liked it just fine. It was the right…

— Stephen King

“He was looking into that strange place, the middle distance, the most mysterious, human, and rich of all distances. And from his eyes came…

— Sebastian Barry

“We must admit that he had eyes like drenched violets, so large that the water seemed to have brimmed in them and widened them;…

— Virginia Woolf