Trinity Dunn > Quotes

“How else could I possibly explain my soul’s recognition of yours?”
― Trinity Dunn, More of Us to the West

“Woman you’re high as the nuts on a giraffe, you know that?”
― Trinity Dunn, More of Us to the West

“He who raises his hand against me or the ones I have vowed to protect, has chosen the death I serve him. I have not taken a life he has not offered, and so he goes of his own will—not mine.”
― Trinity Dunn, A Reflection of the Sky on the Sea

“coffee”
― Trinity Dunn, More of Us to the West

“It was always going to be you.”
― Trinity Dunn, Feathers Floating Through Ember

“I spent most of my time longing for what I’d lost and not nearly enough time being grateful for the life I’d been granted.”
― Trinity Dunn, More of Us to the West

“Life’s not nearly as complicated as we make it out to be. You live while you’ve got life in you. You wake up and you move forward as best you’re able until you fall asleep, knowing, one day, you won’t wake up again.”
― Trinity Dunn, The Stars that Call Us Home

“sweety,”
― Trinity Dunn, More of Us to the West

“Conspiracy theories are appealing because they offer explanation for the unexplainable. It doesn’t mean there’s any truth to them.”
― Trinity Dunn, The Stars that Call Us Home

“mamed”
― Trinity Dunn, More of Us to the West

“A person can have great intentions, but without the intimacy, what’s the difference between a lover and a friend?”
― Trinity Dunn, More of Us to the West

“In so many ways, I felt like a feather floating through ember, my edges searing as I waited silently for the conversation to start, my insides burning away as I envisioned having to make the choice between them.”
― Trinity Dunn, Feathers Floating Through Ember

“You’re right...we should've found something by now. We’ve had plenty of rope and glass wash ashore. Why no plastic?” I looked up at the sky, “Why no satellites?”
― Trinity Dunn, More of Us to the West

“Well, I am a man sitting here looking at you and I’m telling you, no man in his right mind would stop loving you once he started.”
― Trinity Dunn, More of Us to the West