Dimiter Quotes

“Gust-driven rain spattered back and forth in hesitant indecisive sweeps like a wispy grey soul just arrived on the empty streets of some afterworld, lost and forlorn”
― William Peter Blatty, Dimiter

“He is a man who seems to ache at the slightest parting, always turning when he leaves you for a long glance back as if against the possibility he might never see you again”
― William Peter Blatty, Dimiter

“Which amoung the colourful and crowded palette of bizarre disorders of the mind had left the ghost of a brush stroke on his brain”
― William Peter Blatty, Dimiter

“The arms of pain crush time as they will”
― William Peter Blatty, Dimiter

“Amid the tumble of his thoughts the now hesitant raindrops tapped at the windows like a blind man's cane”
― William Peter Blatty, Dimiter

“That’s the job, sir,” he’d said, “Getting hurt.”
― William Peter Blatty, Dimiter

“Staring at the redness of a thing hid its greenness, he knew; he must look from the right point of view.”
― William Peter Blatty, Dimiter