M. Clarke > Quotes

“Taking the safe road is good, but sometimes, you may miss what could be better. I’d rather love hard and get hurt then not really love at all.”
― M. Clarke

“Think before you speak, because words can really hurt, and you can’t take back what you said, because the damage is already done.”
― M. Clarke, Something Great

“I don’t ever pray, but I’m praying now. If God could just give me you, I’ll never ask for anything else. Please come back to me. We’ve only just begun. We can get through this. We’re not broken…this can be fixed. I’ll fix it for us.”
― M. Clarke

“Because there were two types of guys: the ones that would break your heart, and the ones that would treasure it.”
― M. Clarke, Something Great

“So when that time comes, make sure to pick the one you can’t live without. The one that lifts you up and never lets you touch the ground. The one that loves you so much, he’ll put you first above anything else. The one that will love you on the sunny days, but love you most through the heavy, thunderous storms. Let him pamper you, shelter you, and romance you till he’s given his all. And in return, love hard and give back everything he’d given you.”
― M. Clarke, Something Great

“They say time heals all wounds, but I say time just makes it bearable.”
― M. Clarke, Something Wonderful

“I want to give my all to a company that will treat me as if I were a part of their family.”
― M. Clarke, Something Great

“It was a reminder that no matter how rich or poor you were; money couldn’t buy happiness or a shield from the cruelties of life. It doesn't discriminate. Pain knows no boundaries.”
― M. Clarke, Something Wonderful

“I knew what that kind of pain could do to a person. It eats you alive and spits you back out with the feeling of emptiness and all you want to do is die too.”
― M. Clarke, Something Wonderful

“Why don’t you sleep with both of them and see who makes you sing hallelujah?”
― M. Clarke, Something Great

“changes you in ways you didn’t expect, molds you to be a better person, and opens your heart to something wonderful. You are my something wonderful,”
― M. Clarke, Something Wonderful

“decided to run out the front door. Wiping my tears, I quietly walked out of my bedroom to find Peter by the sofa. Our eyes locked. Both of our faces mirrored the same shocked look. The dagger in my heart twisted painfully, cutting deeper.”
― M. Clarke, Something Great

“As I giggled, I heard ruffling sounds. I knew Max was taking it out of the bag. Propping up, he placed it front of me. “Lunch buddies share feelings, stories, and goodies, and unfortunately, sometimes they share tears and heartaches, but they never forget why they were lunch buddies in the first place, and what sharing truly means.”
― M. Clarke, Something Great