Salt water Quote by William Shakespeare

“She catches a weakening in herself and downs it. She will not let herself be drowned in the sea that threatens her.”

— Arthur Miller

“She gave herself up to the waves of the storm. If they drowned, it would be together, a shattered vessel on the sea, a…

— Erin Kellison

“Sometimes she woke up speaking his name. Sometimes she wondered how it were possible to be so far from the sea and still feel…

— Jojo Moyes

“This is something else I will learn while I am with you-not now, but later: there are so many ways to drown.”

— Heather Demetrios

“Something in her is still drowning a little from loss.”

— Ally Condie

“The sheer anguish in her heart at being let down once again swam like a sea of sludge in her veins. She”

— Catherine Bybee

“She soaked her feet in salt and stared up at the stars and wondered whether drowning would hurt.”

— Amal El-Mohtar

“The ocean would be nothing but salt water without her by his side.”

— Jeyn Roberts

“That's the water calling. It's a long time since anyone was drowned.”

— Georg Büchner

“She’s still taking on water.” A desert blessing, an ocean curse.”

— John Green

“I read once that water is a symbol for emotions. And for a while now I've thought maybe my mother drowned in both.”

— Jessi Kirby

“If you ever see a man trying to drown his sorrows, kindly remind him that his sorrows can swim.”

— Pittacus Lore