Top 25 Raynor Winn Quotes (2024 Update)

Raynor Winn Quote: “Meet me there, where the sea meets the sky, Lost but finally free.”

1. “Meet me there, where the sea meets the sky, Lost but finally free.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “We walk away as darkness falls, somewhere in the void between life and death, that place where we all exist.”

2. “We walk away as darkness falls, somewhere in the void between life and death, that place where we all exist.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “The shell must break before the bird can fly. The Promise of May, Alfred, Lord Tennyson.”

3. “The shell must break before the bird can fly. The Promise of May, Alfred, Lord Tennyson.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Because I want you to keep me in a box somewhere, then when you die the kids can put you in, give us a shake and send us on our way. Together. It’s bothered me more than anything else, the thought of us being apart. They can let us go on the coast, in the wind, and we’ll find the horizon together.”

4. “Because I want you to keep me in a box somewhere, then when you die the kids can put you in, give us a shake and send us on our way. Together. It’s bothered me more than anything else, the thought of us being apart. They can let us go on the coast, in the wind, and we’ll find the horizon together.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Life is now, this minute, it’s all we have. It’s all we need.”

5. “Life is now, this minute, it’s all we have. It’s all we need.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “A wild unity had crept into our veins and our future was defined by it.”

6. “A wild unity had crept into our veins and our future was defined by it.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Familiar actions from a familiar life, but one I no longer lived.”

7. “Familiar actions from a familiar life, but one I no longer lived.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Most people go through their whole lives without answering their own questions: What am I, what do I have within me? The big stuff. What a waste.”

8. “Most people go through their whole lives without answering their own questions: What am I, what do I have within me? The big stuff. What a waste.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Had I seen enough things? When I could no longer see them, would I remember them, and would just the memory be enough to fill me up and make me whole? He walked away, slowly back the way he came. Could anyone ever have enough memories?”

9. “Had I seen enough things? When I could no longer see them, would I remember them, and would just the memory be enough to fill me up and make me whole? He walked away, slowly back the way he came. Could anyone ever have enough memories?”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “I was home, there was nothing left to search for, he was my home.”

10. “I was home, there was nothing left to search for, he was my home.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “A vast area of land and sea in motion together, a never-ending partnership in which each of the couple loses and gains in equal measure, but neither can exist without the other.”

11. “A vast area of land and sea in motion together, a never-ending partnership in which each of the couple loses and gains in equal measure, but neither can exist without the other.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Maybe ageing really is all in the mind. Possibly the best way to defy it isn’t though expensive serums, endless hours at the gym and overly sharp scalpels, but simply by trusting our bodies to be strong and capable as they ever were, being in the wild outdoors whenever we can and not spending too long looking in the mirror.”

12. “Maybe ageing really is all in the mind. Possibly the best way to defy it isn’t though expensive serums, endless hours at the gym and overly sharp scalpels, but simply by trusting our bodies to be strong and capable as they ever were, being in the wild outdoors whenever we can and not spending too long looking in the mirror.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “I was a part of the whole. I didn’t need to own a patch of land to make that so. I could stand in the wind and I was the wind, the rain, the sea; it was all me, and I was nothing within it. The core of me wasn’t lost. Translucent, elusive, but there and growing stronger.”

13. “I was a part of the whole. I didn’t need to own a patch of land to make that so. I could stand in the wind and I was the wind, the rain, the sea; it was all me, and I was nothing within it. The core of me wasn’t lost. Translucent, elusive, but there and growing stronger.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “It’s touched you, it’s written all over you: you’ve felt the hand of nature. It won’t ever leave you now; you’re salted... People fight the elements, the weather, especially here, but when it’s touched you, when you let it be, you’re never the same again. Good luck, wherever your path takes you.”

14. “It’s touched you, it’s written all over you: you’ve felt the hand of nature. It won’t ever leave you now; you’re salted... People fight the elements, the weather, especially here, but when it’s touched you, when you let it be, you’re never the same again. Good luck, wherever your path takes you.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Lying in the sun on baking-hot grass, having walked four miles before lunch and eaten a handful of elderberries straight from the tree, there’s a lot to be said for being a vagrant. Lundy was directly ahead; we’d been walking towards it for days and very soon we’d be walking away.”

15. “Lying in the sun on baking-hot grass, having walked four miles before lunch and eaten a handful of elderberries straight from the tree, there’s a lot to be said for being a vagrant. Lundy was directly ahead; we’d been walking towards it for days and very soon we’d be walking away.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “I wasn’t living my life; I was just existing in someone else’s.”

16. “I wasn’t living my life; I was just existing in someone else’s.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “It’s hard to spot a fork in the road of life, harder still to make a deliberate choice which way to go. But sometimes you can catch a fleeting glimpse of one as it disappears in the rear-view mirror. The outcome doesn’t change, but many miles down the road, with the map unfolded in front of you, it’s possible to point to the fork and say: Yes, that’s where we took a different route.”

17. “It’s hard to spot a fork in the road of life, harder still to make a deliberate choice which way to go. But sometimes you can catch a fleeting glimpse of one as it disappears in the rear-view mirror. The outcome doesn’t change, but many miles down the road, with the map unfolded in front of you, it’s possible to point to the fork and say: Yes, that’s where we took a different route.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “I know I’m clutching at straws. Every time this disease takes a new leap forward I desperately search for a simple label to put on it, as do the doctors.”

18. “I know I’m clutching at straws. Every time this disease takes a new leap forward I desperately search for a simple label to put on it, as do the doctors.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Our hair was fried and falling out, our nails broken, clothes worn to a thread, but we were alive. Not just breathing through the thirty thousand or so days between life and death, but knowing each minute as it passed, swirling around in an exploration of time.”

19. “Our hair was fried and falling out, our nails broken, clothes worn to a thread, but we were alive. Not just breathing through the thirty thousand or so days between life and death, but knowing each minute as it passed, swirling around in an exploration of time.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Slowly, slowly he was eroding, like earth washed from the riverbank in heavy rain, leaving only the roots of him grasping for a secure hold on a slippery rocky surface. His tree about to fall.”

20. “Slowly, slowly he was eroding, like earth washed from the riverbank in heavy rain, leaving only the roots of him grasping for a secure hold on a slippery rocky surface. His tree about to fall.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Our native homeless don’t fit that mould; we prefer to think their plight is self-induced and their numbers few, yet over 280,000 households in the UK claim to have no home and the percentage of those who arrive at that state because of some kind of addiction is small.”

21. “Our native homeless don’t fit that mould; we prefer to think their plight is self-induced and their numbers few, yet over 280,000 households in the UK claim to have no home and the percentage of those who arrive at that state because of some kind of addiction is small.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “But to suddenly be greeted by the openness we so often take for granted comes as a warm reminder of normal life, like arriving unannounced at a friend’s house to find a slice of cake waiting for you and the kettle already on the boil.”

22. “But to suddenly be greeted by the openness we so often take for granted comes as a warm reminder of normal life, like arriving unannounced at a friend’s house to find a slice of cake waiting for you and the kettle already on the boil.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Excited, afraid, homeless, fat, dying, but at least if we made that first step we had somewhere to go, we had a purpose. And we really didn’t have anything better to do at half past three on a Thursday afternoon than to start a 630-mile walk.”

23. “Excited, afraid, homeless, fat, dying, but at least if we made that first step we had somewhere to go, we had a purpose. And we really didn’t have anything better to do at half past three on a Thursday afternoon than to start a 630-mile walk.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “All we are is an electrical charge, no more than a mass of particles, matter, antimatter, mass and energy. No different to a blade of grass or a spark from the flames, just energy moving in a never-ending flux.”

24. “All we are is an electrical charge, no more than a mass of particles, matter, antimatter, mass and energy. No different to a blade of grass or a spark from the flames, just energy moving in a never-ending flux.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “A small boat made its way back to the shore, a black shadow weaving quietly along rivulets of molten sky, disappearing as mud and stone blended together in the low rays of the last reflected light. A mist began to lift as the air turned silver and night blue, the reeds becoming dark silhouettes against the line of the pebble bank and the dimming sky.”

25. “A small boat made its way back to the shore, a black shadow weaving quietly along rivulets of molten sky, disappearing as mud and stone blended together in the low rays of the last reflected light. A mist began to lift as the air turned silver and night blue, the reeds becoming dark silhouettes against the line of the pebble bank and the dimming sky.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “We had lost everything except our children and each other, but we had the wet grass and the rhythm of the sea on the rocks.”

26. “We had lost everything except our children and each other, but we had the wet grass and the rhythm of the sea on the rocks.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “An old man carefully laid out a towel close by, then methodically took off every stitch of clothing and lay very precisely on the towel. There was something close to tortoise-like about the naked old man, wrinkling, drooping as if his old skin was sliding away, soon to reveal a pink, exposed, smooth new body. I had to stare. We hide ourselves so well, exposing our skin in youth when it has nothing to say, but the other skin, with the record of time and event, the truth of life, we rarely show.”

27. “An old man carefully laid out a towel close by, then methodically took off every stitch of clothing and lay very precisely on the towel. There was something close to tortoise-like about the naked old man, wrinkling, drooping as if his old skin was sliding away, soon to reveal a pink, exposed, smooth new body. I had to stare. We hide ourselves so well, exposing our skin in youth when it has nothing to say, but the other skin, with the record of time and event, the truth of life, we rarely show.”

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Raynor Winn Quote: “Does it take a time of crisis for us to see the plight of the homeless? Must they be escaping a war zone to be in need? As a people, can we only respond to need if we perceive it to be valid?”

28. “Does it take a time of crisis for us to see the plight of the homeless? Must they be escaping a war zone to be in need? As a people, can we only respond to need if we perceive it to be valid?”

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