Crisis Quote by William John Locke

“In the morning, she was not sure that she had slept as much as lived a set of vivid dreams, letting them linger so…

— Colm Tóibín

“He spent the next hours watching her sleep, taking in every detail of her face, of her body. The way the soft glow of…

— Dominique Wilson

“She slept a lot and didn't dream, and on most occasions she was sorry to wake up. Everything disappeared when she was asleep.”

— Markus Zusak

“Like many old people she slept lightly and had periods of wakefulness which she used for the planning of some action or actions to…

— Agatha Christie

“...the simple task of getting dressed and undressed was a real strain, but nothing could compare with her addiction to deep sleep...”

— Ingeborg Bachmann

“She looked like she was waking up in a strange place—only she knew she hadn’t gone to sleep yet, and that this was actually…

— David Levithan

“As he turned inwards she turned outwards, but while he wore his intensity like a garment, she slept in hers.”

— Jeanette Winterson

“She was eighty-five, and her sleep was as thin as her skin.”

— Stephen King

“Sometimes she felt she had fallen asleep inside herself while she was wide awake working.”

— Cara Hoffman

“She was sprawled across the bed when he emerged, his jaw clenched. She hadn’t even bothered to wear one of those ridiculous nightgowns. She…

— Sarah J. Maas

“But she would wake in the morning one day and feel her blood running, feel herself lying open like a flower unsheathed in the…

— D.H. Lawrence

“She seemed able to go to sleep whenever she wanted to, a skill I envied and did not have.”

— Neil Gaiman