Hazel

“Right there in that greasy spoon, Davis became achingly conscious of the volatility of time. It spun everyone around, holding all of humanity together with great centrifugal motion, until the wear of the tracks and the rust of the bolts flung everyone wildly away from each other into outer spaces.”
― Andy Abramowitz, A Beginner's Guide to Free Fall

“I think it’s always good when people can understand each other better,” Gwyneira disagreed. “Why should it be the primitives who learn the civilized language? It must be much easier the other way around.”
― Sarah Lark, In the Land of the Long White Cloud

“Just remember we’re not celebrating because we’re happy they’re gone, we’re celebrating because they lived and we loved them.”
― D.S. Murphy, Shearwater

“I
Like
The Way
That when you
Tilt
Poems
On their side
They
Look like
Miniature
Cities
From
A long way
Away.
Skyscrapers
Made out
Of
Words.”
― Matt Haig, How to Stop Time