Mechtild Borrmann > Quotes

“The home was silent about its occupant.”
― Mechtild Borrmann, Silence

“greatly. Nobody knew what he had written in his letter to Jacob, but one could be sure he wouldn’t have wanted to worry his friend.”
― Mechtild Borrmann, Silence

“were only four cars in the parking lot, and a Saturday-like silence reigned in the hallways”
― Mechtild Borrmann, Silence

“Spray leapt high over the rocks, and the droplets of water celebrated their brief freedom with a dance before falling back into the green darkness of the sea.”
― Mechtild Borrmann, Silence

“the red swastika banners hung faded and tired in front of the town hall,”
― Mechtild Borrmann, Silence

“Pain doesn't stop just because you know others have to bear much greater pain.”
― Mechtild Borrmann

“There was peace at last, but the word was still fragile.”
― Mechtild Borrmann, Silence