Openings - First lines from books, poems, songs & movies
A collection of
first lines from
Everything
Everything
Books
Poems
Articles
Songs
Movies
About
Submit
Menu
About
Submit
Added September 25, 2015
Like a freeze-dried rose, you will never be,
What you were, what you were to me in memory.
Song
The Sound of White
Missy Higgins
Released
2004
Song
Watch on Vimeo
Amazon
iTunes
Watch on Vimeo
Amazon
iTunes
Older
I believe that what separates humanity from everything else in this world — spaghetti, binder paper, deep-sea creatures, edelweiss and Mount McKinley — is that humanity alone has the capacity at any given moment to commit all possible sins.
Newer
On Tuesday, May 22, 1980, a man named Henry Hill did what seemed to him the only sensible thing to do: he decided to cease to exist.