Walk the Blue Fields Quotes

“Neden şefkat, yaralanmaktan daha çok incitir insanı?”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“Stack, like every man who has never known a woman, believed he knew a great deal about women.”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“... iki insan hayatın herhangi bir anında bir şeyi nadiren aynı anda ister. Bazen insan olmanın en zor yanı budur.”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“The experience was like almost everything; it wasn’t a patch on what it could have been.”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“Hope always was the last thing to die;”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“two people hardly ever want the same thing at any given point in life.”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“To be an adult was, for the greatest part, to be in darkness.”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“There’s pleasure to be had in history. What’s recent is another matter and painful to recall.”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields: Stories

“Putting the past into words seemed idle when the past had already happened. The past was treacherous”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“God is an invention created by one man to keep another at a safe distance from his wife and land. But”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields: Stories

“All the finest people she’d known were odd.”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“A man was a nuisance and a necessity”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“A tender speech is combing through the willows. In a bare whisper, the elms lean. Something about the place conjures up the ancient past: the hound, the spear, the spinning wheel. There's pleasure to be had in history.”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields

“There are tears there but she is too proud to blink and let one fall. If she blinked, he would take her hand and take her away from this place. This, at least, is what he tells himself. It's what she once wanted but two people hardly ever want the same thing at any given point in life. It is sometimes the hardest part of being human.”
― Claire Keegan, Walk the Blue Fields