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Top 15 Anne de Marcken Quotes (2026 Update)

Anne de Marcken Quote: “They stand in each other’s arms, already naked and so alive. They glow in the dark like the white flowers, like allegorical statues in a midnight garden. Youth. Love. Stupidity. Lust.”

1. “They stand in each other’s arms, already naked and so alive. They glow in the dark like the white flowers, like allegorical statues in a midnight garden. Youth. Love. Stupidity. Lust.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “I would have had so much in having you and would have lost so much in losing you that I would no longer want anything.”

2. “I would have had so much in having you and would have lost so much in losing you that I would no longer want anything.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “The stars are very thick. I understand finally that the sky is not above me, but that I am in the sky. This is related to the crow. And the crow is related to the baby. And the crow is related to you. Maybe the way the baby was related to you. Not through blood, but through me. Through a particular shared longing for increase.”

3. “The stars are very thick. I understand finally that the sky is not above me, but that I am in the sky. This is related to the crow. And the crow is related to the baby. And the crow is related to you. Maybe the way the baby was related to you. Not through blood, but through me. Through a particular shared longing for increase.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “I realize now that when I was playing these silent movies of life after our life, you were still there. You were sitting with me, the two of us alone in the theater, still together. This sadness is not an empty church and not an empty house. It is the whole empty world and I am in it and it is in me.”

4. “I realize now that when I was playing these silent movies of life after our life, you were still there. You were sitting with me, the two of us alone in the theater, still together. This sadness is not an empty church and not an empty house. It is the whole empty world and I am in it and it is in me.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “I can hear you clearly but it is also as if you are far away. It is unbearable to look back from the future we did not know we had been traveling toward. That is not right. It is unbearable because we did know. It was plain as our own palms.”

5. “I can hear you clearly but it is also as if you are far away. It is unbearable to look back from the future we did not know we had been traveling toward. That is not right. It is unbearable because we did know. It was plain as our own palms.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “Fasting makes sense of the hunger. The constant internal grasping. The only sensible answer to this is to always withdraw the thing after which I grasp. To subvert. To thwart. To deny. It closes the loop. If I am hungry and I eat and I remain hungry, hunger becomes rage. But to deny fulfillment makes sense of the hunger – I don’t eat, so I am hungry.”

6. “Fasting makes sense of the hunger. The constant internal grasping. The only sensible answer to this is to always withdraw the thing after which I grasp. To subvert. To thwart. To deny. It closes the loop. If I am hungry and I eat and I remain hungry, hunger becomes rage. But to deny fulfillment makes sense of the hunger – I don’t eat, so I am hungry.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “I don’t miss my name and I haven’t bothered to replace it. I miss your name. I’m sorry but I have forgotten it, too. I don’t look for it on the walls. The thought that I might read it and pass it by, just to go on to the next name is terrible. Like meeting you in another life and failing to recognize you.”

7. “I don’t miss my name and I haven’t bothered to replace it. I miss your name. I’m sorry but I have forgotten it, too. I don’t look for it on the walls. The thought that I might read it and pass it by, just to go on to the next name is terrible. Like meeting you in another life and failing to recognize you.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “We came here from life. A bleak and aimless world of uncertainty and self-delusion, of violence cloaked in compassion, of greed masquerading as order. A world of ranks and classes and races. Life. A world consumed by fear. A terrible world whose only consolations were the fantasies of god and of science.”

8. “We came here from life. A bleak and aimless world of uncertainty and self-delusion, of violence cloaked in compassion, of greed masquerading as order. A world of ranks and classes and races. Life. A world consumed by fear. A terrible world whose only consolations were the fantasies of god and of science.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “I think, if I am in the place where we were together, then we are together again.”

9. “I think, if I am in the place where we were together, then we are together again.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “This sadness is not an empty church and not an empty house. It is the whole empty world and I am in it and it is in me.”

10. “This sadness is not an empty church and not an empty house. It is the whole empty world and I am in it and it is in me.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “It was the end. But we did not know it then. You do not know the end has happened until later. Or you do not admit it. Looking back, you can see it. And you realize that all the time after that was just an effort to keep going as if it weren’t already over.”

11. “It was the end. But we did not know it then. You do not know the end has happened until later. Or you do not admit it. Looking back, you can see it. And you realize that all the time after that was just an effort to keep going as if it weren’t already over.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “I pretended everything would be okay because it seemed impossible to always be saying goodbye.”

12. “I pretended everything would be okay because it seemed impossible to always be saying goodbye.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “The earth holds things in its body. In clay. In ice. The real. The unreal. Time. Each other. All the chances we had.”

13. “The earth holds things in its body. In clay. In ice. The real. The unreal. Time. Each other. All the chances we had.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “We are just like the living. Hunger is only ravenous hope.”

14. “We are just like the living. Hunger is only ravenous hope.”

— Anne de Marcken

Anne de Marcken Quote: “I close my eyes and try to breathe but the end of the world is in my throat.”

15. “I close my eyes and try to breathe but the end of the world is in my throat.”

— Anne de Marcken

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