Snow Falling Quotes

“His body was a street of broken dreams.”
― Davidson King, Snow Falling

“We are like a glass. You can have a glass for years, decades even, It will server its purpose, being filled and drained over and over. Then one day, someone will come along and be a little too hard on it, and a tiny crack will form. That fissure will weaken the glass. Every bump and bang. Every mouth that touches it or hand that grips it will contribute to its inevitable shatter. But in its time, it will server its purpose and when it's a million pieces of glass, someone will come along and pick it up. They will decide if it should be thrown away or if it's worth saving.”
― Davidson King, Snow Falling

“It’s what my mother said that meant everything to me. She said that they had to allow me to make choices and decisions whether they agreed with them or not. As long as they weren’t harmful or dangerous, I should be allowed to make the decision. He asked why and she said, and I quote because I can, ‘He will make more wrong choices than he will right, but if we allow him to make them all, he will find his own direction.’” He stared at the countertop a moment before he looked up at Maggie. “If you take Simon’s choices away, he follows your path, your beliefs. He learns nothing and may very well miss his calling. People are going to laugh at him, but not everyone will. Some will cheer for him and see themselves in him.”
― Davidson King, Snow Falling

“If you take Simon's choices away, he follows your path, your beliefs. He learns nothing and may very well miss his calling. People are going to laugh at him, but not everyone will. Some will cheer for him and see themselves in him.”
― Davidson King, Snow Falling

“You keep the darkness away. I’d give you anything.”
― Davidson King, Snow Falling

“I’m not afraid of you… I’m desperate for you.”
― Davidson King, Snow Falling

“Something my father said to me one night was that your path is only smooth if you make all the easy choices.”
― Davidson King, Snow Falling

“I’ve learned if you kill or push everyone away, you have no army.”
― Davidson King, Snow Falling