Nora Doyle > Quotes

“No scythe could cut me deeper than you have, my dear life. Death waits kindly beneath the yew, but you grow beside me, and cause way more harm.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“Poetry won't cure my grief, but it helps.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“My heart was a secret garden and many tried to unlock its door, but he, oh- he climbed the walls to get in.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“I talk to the moon more often than men.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“The heart was never made to feel just one season.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“To hope- oh, that is the greater terror.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“I don't always understand love, but I'm always so full of it.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“Oh dear, romanticize your life, make it a quiet rebellion.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“My journal is full and my dreams got bigger.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“It's autumn. The trees look like a copper blanket, their plot-like leaves never stop falling- just like my heart does for you.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“I seduce myself with hope.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“I sought a reason in a garden in full bloom, and realized I had it with me all along- when autumn came.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“Is it not a wonder? To care. I call it magic and it's contagious.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox

“No muscle is strong like the soul.”
― Nora Doyle, The loneliness of the Fox