Age of Ash Quotes

“To know a thing—a house, a city, a street, a lover—one must be with it for a full year. A street locked in winter’s ice is a different street than the same stones under spring storms. A lover in the first flame of passion is a different person when those fires have cooled.”
― Daniel Abraham, Age of Ash

“To know a thing—a house, a city, a street, a lover—one must be with it for a full year. A street locked in winter’s ice is a different street than the same stones under spring storms. A lover in the first flame of passion is a different person when those fires have cooled. And even then, a year is only a year, and a lifetime is only a life. With time enough, even gods may be startled by the newfound sweetness of a well-bruised heart. —From the pillow book of Anayi a Jimental, poet to”
― Daniel Abraham, Age of Ash

“willing to put a bronze or two on it as a kind of prayer. Please let the wealthy and powerful suffer a little bit too.”
― Daniel Abraham, Age of Ash