C.E. Kilgore > Quotes

“Sometimes I look back at what I just typed and truly question if there is a disconnect between my brain and fingers that I should be concerned with.”
― C.E. Kilgore

“Love is like a wormhole. You stumble on to it blindly, it sucks you in and takes you somewhere completely unexpected. You can’t fight it, because that would tear your ship apart. You can’t control it, either. All you can do is set your thrusters on glide and let it take you where it's going to take you.”
― C.E. Kilgore

“Like, if we were to put all our weird pieces together, we may be able to make something. Something almost complete. Something beautiful.”
― C.E. Kilgore, All These Pieces of Me

“Most times, our fear is exactly what ends up hurting those we love.”
― C.E. Kilgore, Obsessive Compulsion

“Well, your father and I aren’t gettin’ any younger,” she pushes in that motherly tone that says ‘I’m joking, but not really’.”
― C.E. Kilgore, Obsessive Compulsion

“You’ve got to have faith in something, Brandon. It’s what drives a man to be better than he is and be thankful for what he’s got. Without faith, you’re just floating around in life, lost and lacking purpose.”
― C.E. Kilgore, All These Pieces of Me

“Oh, fuck," he barks out a laugh. "You always did just blurt shit like that out." "Well, someone has to state the obvious while everyone else pointlessly beats around the bushes.”
― C.E. Kilgore, Right Back Where

“There is reason behind even the most horrible, unspeakable things in this world, and that reason comes from places all around us that we refuse to see. It festers and grows as we turn away. It takes away innocence and corrupts a heart that once held the capacity for love. It forces boys to hate themselves, and it puts guns in the hands of little girls.”
― C.E. Kilgore, In The Wind

“The old ‘there’s always tomorrow’ cliché sits on my tongue, but something tells me that Austin knows what utter bullshit that idea is. There isn’t always tomorrow. All you got is now. Right now. You either live it or you let it live without you.”
― C.E. Kilgore, Obsessive Compulsion

“That it didn’t matter if you were praying to a man upstairs or just the moon, as long as you allowed yourself to feel it, to have faith in something. Anything.”
― C.E. Kilgore, All These Pieces of Me

“When you say sorry all the time, it’s hard to tell when you really mean it. There are always better things to say than ‘sorry’.”
― C.E. Kilgore, Obsessive Compulsion