Dora Okeyo > Quotes

“Love is watching two people fall in love and become one.”
― Dora Okeyo, I Love You This Much

“People love those they can, but hate those they don't understand.”
― Dora Okeyo, I Love You This Much

“I learned another rule, men don't buy men flowers”
― Dora Okeyo, I Love You This Much

“Nelly's father was rich. Her mother was fabulous. She was reckless.”
― Dora Okeyo

“Wisdom comes in the silence of one's chaos”
― Dora Okeyo, Fire

“Good, I haven't written anything in two weeks except what I've written in my journal.
And that is good? What kind of standards are you using?”
― Dora Okeyo, Love like bouts of diarrhea

“Your tongue is moving my King but the words are not making their way to my ears”
― Dora Okeyo, Water

“She was the type that had everything but needed something.”
― Dora Okeyo

“Every King, like the river, is evident by his currents”
― Dora Okeyo, Fire

“You are the earth, my dear grandson, and just like it takes everything without complaining, so have you shown us today that you will take everything in kind, and there's no greater title than this.”
― Dora Okeyo, Fire

“My Grandmother says that love is like a bout of diarrhea, it needs neither an invitation nor privacy.”
― Dora Okeyo, Love like bouts of diarrhea

“The wind never forgets a face.”
― Dora Okeyo, Love like bouts of diarrhea