D.H.Lawrence > Quotes

“Such intimacy of embrace, and such utter foreignness of contact! It was unbearable. He could not bear to be near her, and know the utter foreignness between them, know how entirely they were strangers to each other.”
― D.H.Lawrence

“Why, oh why must one grow up, why must one inherit this heavy, numbing responsibility of living an undiscovered life?”
-The Rainbow”
― D.H.Lawrence

“They were objects of amusement and faint wonder to her, rather than real beings, the young men.”
― D.H.Lawrence

“I am risen from the dead”
― D.H.Lawrence, The Man Who Died: D.H. Lawrence's Profound Parable of Resurrection, Awakening, and Redemptive Love