Elegy for April Quotes

“How they wait to ambush us, our true emotions”
― Benjamin Black, Elegy for April

“He greeted April warmly. “Miss Griffin,” he said, taking her”
― Benjamin Black, Elegy for April

“the past wastes no time becoming the past, all right.”
― Benjamin Black, Elegy for April

“Somehow this was what was most terrifying, the way the dream just vanished, like an animal scuttling down a hole and leaving nothing behind but an aura of horror and filth. So many dreadful things had happened in her life and surely they were what she dreamed of, yet how was it she forgot everything as soon as she woke? Were the visions in her dreams so terrible that her mind, feeling itself about to wake, whipped them away and hid them from her? If so, she was not glad of it; she would rather know than not know. She had woken lying on her back with her fists clenched”
― Benjamin Black, Elegy for April

“Phoebe lay rigid, staring into the darkness. It was often like this; she would go to sleep and then after an hour or two would start awake from a nightmare not a single detail of which had stayed with her.”
― Benjamin Black, Elegy for April

“He felt as if he was being patted all over by someone searching for something hidden on his person. He”
― Benjamin Black, Elegy for April