insatiableness

“It’s the insatiableness. I love to go and see a Robert Lepage trilogy and then spend a week talking about it, breaking it down. We’re always on to the next meal. We’re missing that discussion between the meals.”

Moreover, the insatiableness of our desires asserts our personal imperishableness.

Ah! ye who waste and pine because of our insatiableness, did ye but know how a kiss, which is a first and a last, blossoms and blooms throughout a life--imperishable double-rose of speechless lips and burning souls--ye would search for bliss more enduring--aye, and find it too!

The aspect of their common teacher gave, it is true, to Clotilda's image warmer colors, and to his soul higher flames, but imparted to his wishes no insatiableness and no impatience.

And without this insatiableness there is no love.