Campfire Quotes

“You don’t have to say everything to be a light. Sometimes a fire built on a hill will bring interested people to your campfire.”
― Shannon L. Alder

“Fire’s the sun, unwindin’ itself out o’ the wood.”
― David Mitchell, Black Swan Green

“I feel like a campfire, like I could burn for days.”
― Becky Albertalli, Leah on the Offbeat

“I was growing cold, but now you are my campfire.”
― Serena B. Miller, Under a Blackberry Moon

“Roux flung a handful of dried shavings on to the embers of his fire; the scent was sharp and immediate, lemon grass and lavender, sage and applewood and pine, like the campfires of my childhood.”
― Joanne Harris, Peaches for Father Francis

“If you see a campfire as just a fire, your imagination is very weak, because it is not a lifeless warmth, but a mysterious friend who came to visit you in the darkness of the forest and shared your food, dreams and life!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“In any arrangement that hinges upon the fulcrum of trust there exists the leverage potential for crime.”
― Sean Terrence Best

“There is something about a fire on a dark night, a fire shared with others, that pulls the gloom right out of you. We sat around the cheery little blaze with the branches popping as they burned with the flames dancing, and although we hadn't eaten that day, I could feel our spirits rise along with the smoke that drifted toward the stars.”
― William Kent Krueger

“The breath of song in your remembering eyes cascades fragile reflections of time-steeped sunsets tinting delicate snowflakes with the solitude of a sleeping forest where ancient secrets lie waiting, undisturbed by knowing, tranquil in the forgetfulness of yesterday's silvery silence  ”
― Sean Terrence Best

“My father says that fires are only dangerous if they get bored. Left alone they get frustrated and resort to evil. Best way to keep a fire happy is to let it lick food and hear stories”
― Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth

“Yup, we'll start driving these ill-tempered, longhorn cattle through wild and desolate country. There's coyotes and rattle snakes. There's the blistering sun, blinding dust storms, and wild rivers to cross. Then sometimes, just sometimes, there's a double-crossing, thieving cowboy riding right along beside you. And you don't know it until it's too late.”
― Connie Kingrey Anderson, Haunted Cattle Drive

“I take a breath and notice the air has changed flavor from campfire smoke to sweet vanilla and there's a soft sound in my head that I don't quite recognize but reminds me of pennies being tossed into a foundation. The pitter-patter of wishes, desperate wishes.”
― Jasmine Warga, My Heart and Other Black Holes

“A craftsman who turned hunter to aid his people is always welcome at a warrior's campfire. Craftsmen are meticulous and methodical.”
― Christine Feehan, Dark Symphony

“Wherever you camp in the world, the campfire will be one of the things that sticks in your memory the most!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“The golden half light of dusk was giving way to the deepening, velveteen shadows of the night when the orange firelight appeared like a flickerwisp between the trees.”
― Deck Matthews, A Shattering of Glass

“runaways barefoot
wandered the pocket universe
stone-paved,

dyeing the path red,
they were to freeze to death;
lucky to have

thorns in the cuts,
enough to build a campfire.”
― Remy Alberi, The Comprehension Watch

“The campfire that burns wood into ashes thinks it will burn the iron teapot into ashes too! The universe reminds everyone and everything about their limits!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Neotnia translates his words: ‘When I was a little boy, my parents didn’t dance, but they loved to take me camping. I remember being around a campfire much like this one and gazing at the stars with them. I noticed how some showed brighter than others, and some twinkled at different rates. I asked what they were, and my parents told me the stars were kami. “Beautiful, shining kami in the sky. All different. All unique. Just like us.” I had never heard the word before, so assumed “kami” was simply another name for“people”. After that, whenever we went camping, I would always tell my parents I couldn’t wait until nightfall so I could see the beautiful shining people in the sky.”
― Michael Grothaus, Beautiful Shining People

“He returned to the fire and sat down. He had seen through my disguise and didn’t want to reveal my identity. The others didn’t understand what he had been doing or what he was talking about and looked at him, puzzled.”
― Karl May, Old Surehand