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Top 20 Holly Ringland Quotes (2024 Update)

Holly Ringland Quote: “Have courage, take heart.”

1. “Have courage, take heart.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “The desert’s an old dream of the sea.”

2. “The desert’s an old dream of the sea.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Alice imagined a library must be a quiet garden of books, where stories grew like flowers.”

3. “Alice imagined a library must be a quiet garden of books, where stories grew like flowers.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “In my family monarch butterflies are daughters of fire. They come from the sun carrying the souls of warriors who fought and died in battle, and return to feed on the nectar of flowers.”

4. “In my family monarch butterflies are daughters of fire. They come from the sun carrying the souls of warriors who fought and died in battle, and return to feed on the nectar of flowers.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Catch the gold in your eyelashes so we have light for later, Starry, so it won’t be dark in our dreams.”

5. “Catch the gold in your eyelashes so we have light for later, Starry, so it won’t be dark in our dreams.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “She lay in bed watching the winter sky and naming the changing colors- soft navy and lilac to peach and champagne pink- before the sun rose and lit up the red earth.”

6. “She lay in bed watching the winter sky and naming the changing colors- soft navy and lilac to peach and champagne pink- before the sun rose and lit up the red earth.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “On the afternoon that Esther Wilding drove homeward along the coast, a year after her sister had walked into the sea and disappeared, the light was painfully golden.”

7. “On the afternoon that Esther Wilding drove homeward along the coast, a year after her sister had walked into the sea and disappeared, the light was painfully golden.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “She floated on coral and flaxen flames. What she thought was a sea of fire was not seawater at all; it was an ocean of fiery light. Around her it rippled, constantly changing, a flare of aqua, a splash of violet, a burst of tangerine. She combed her fingers through the colors as her body was immersed.”

8. “She floated on coral and flaxen flames. What she thought was a sea of fire was not seawater at all; it was an ocean of fiery light. Around her it rippled, constantly changing, a flare of aqua, a splash of violet, a burst of tangerine. She combed her fingers through the colors as her body was immersed.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Each flower is a secret language. When I wear a combination of flowers together, it’s like I’m writing my own secret code that no one else can understand unless they know my language.”

9. “Each flower is a secret language. When I wear a combination of flowers together, it’s like I’m writing my own secret code that no one else can understand unless they know my language.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “I knew you were still in there. Stay, please don’t let the wind change.”

10. “I knew you were still in there. Stay, please don’t let the wind change.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Your instincts will always guide you, like the stars.”

11. “Your instincts will always guide you, like the stars.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “The flowers are waiting to meet you.”

12. “The flowers are waiting to meet you.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “You’ve spun seeds into gold.”

13. “You’ve spun seeds into gold.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Alice would always remember this day as the one that changed her life irrevocably, even though it would take her the next twenty years to understand: life is lived forward but only understood backward. You can’t see the landscape you’re in while you’re in it.”

14. “Alice would always remember this day as the one that changed her life irrevocably, even though it would take her the next twenty years to understand: life is lived forward but only understood backward. You can’t see the landscape you’re in while you’re in it.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “The more she cried, the more Alice believed she really did have some of the sea inside her.”

15. “The more she cried, the more Alice believed she really did have some of the sea inside her.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Everything was luminous: the yellow wings of Cleopatra butterflies as they fluttered over the bushes and flowers; the air sharpened by the smell of lemon-scented gum leaves crushed under her footsteps; the golden quality of the light.”

16. “Everything was luminous: the yellow wings of Cleopatra butterflies as they fluttered over the bushes and flowers; the air sharpened by the smell of lemon-scented gum leaves crushed under her footsteps; the golden quality of the light.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “The only signs she would need to read would be in the sky, rather than the shadows and clouds that passed over her father’s face, alerting her to whether he was the monster, or the man who turned a gum tree into a writing desk.”

17. “The only signs she would need to read would be in the sky, rather than the shadows and clouds that passed over her father’s face, alerting her to whether he was the monster, or the man who turned a gum tree into a writing desk.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Alice recalled one of the books Dylan had read to her, a collection of Japanese fairytales. In one, a woman artist practiced kintsugi, repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold. There’d been an illustration of a woman bent over a pile of broken pottery pieces, laid out to fit together, with a fine paintbrush in her hand, its bristles dipped in gold. It had enchanted Alice, the idea that breakage and repair were part of the story, not something to be disdained or disguised.”

18. “Alice recalled one of the books Dylan had read to her, a collection of Japanese fairytales. In one, a woman artist practiced kintsugi, repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold. There’d been an illustration of a woman bent over a pile of broken pottery pieces, laid out to fit together, with a fine paintbrush in her hand, its bristles dipped in gold. It had enchanted Alice, the idea that breakage and repair were part of the story, not something to be disdained or disguised.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “In the end, Alice was surprised by how easily she could do something she was always told she should not. She just had to take a step. First one. Then another.”

19. “In the end, Alice was surprised by how easily she could do something she was always told she should not. She just had to take a step. First one. Then another.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Alice wished on feathers and dandelions to be a bird and fly far away into the golden seam of the horizon where the sea was sewn to the sky.”

20. “Alice wished on feathers and dandelions to be a bird and fly far away into the golden seam of the horizon where the sea was sewn to the sky.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Maybe sometimes it really could be as easy as leaving everything behind to begin again.”

21. “Maybe sometimes it really could be as easy as leaving everything behind to begin again.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “She pored over the books. Paused to name every sketched and pressed flower aloud, and speak its meaning; an incantation to end the burden of carrying an untold story inside her.”

22. “She pored over the books. Paused to name every sketched and pressed flower aloud, and speak its meaning; an incantation to end the burden of carrying an untold story inside her.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Around them, the willowy needles of desert oak trees swayed in the pale orange light. Wafts of yellow butterflies fluttered low over acacia and mulga bushes. The crater wall slowly changed color as the sun sank, from flat ochre to blazing red to chocolate-purple. The sun slipped under the dark line of the horizon, glowing like an ember as it threw its last light up into the sky.”

23. “Around them, the willowy needles of desert oak trees swayed in the pale orange light. Wafts of yellow butterflies fluttered low over acacia and mulga bushes. The crater wall slowly changed color as the sun sank, from flat ochre to blazing red to chocolate-purple. The sun slipped under the dark line of the horizon, glowing like an ember as it threw its last light up into the sky.”

— Holly Ringland

Holly Ringland Quote: “Trust yourself. Trust your story. All you can do is tell it true.”

24. “Trust yourself. Trust your story. All you can do is tell it true.”

— Holly Ringland

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