13 Quotes by Regina O'Melveny

Beauty comes to us more readily on a full belly.

It is only the rooms of the present I wish to inhabit.

But sometimes in stillness, there is left still one’s inner clamor.

Yet there in the library, Hamish and I climbed the bright ladder of the body, as if it were sky and we a deafening. twisting flock of birds that could never fall to earth.

The flowers don’t discriminate. Only men with their superior reason.

For it was beautiful upon our tongues and we traced all the lines to the heart.

The recitation of grievances was strange balm.

I thought of the old proverb: Where there are three physicians, there are two atheists.

She'd always perceived the world to be against her. Happiness was never to be trusted. And yet I thought vaguely, neither was sorrow. Didn't each come to season in the other?