Yearning For Love Quotes

“What kind of world does the core of your brain expect that you, you personally get to live in? Wendy wanted to be loved. However easily she might have abandoned or ruined her prospects, Wendy did still believe she would have love.”
― Casey Plett, Little Fish

“Yearning


I am yearning for you in every love songs I listen to,
I am yearning for you in every sunsets I watch,
I am yearning for you in every stranger's faces,
I am yearning for you in every nights looking at the stars.
And as I wrote every words, I am yearning for you.”
― Zybil Rogan

“Life is for intense love; yearning for love is the basis of an intense life.”
― Debasish Mridha

“Loving you was as natural as breathing, and when you left, all I could I do was hold my breath.”
― K.M. Golland, Unspoken Words

“If I do this thing,” he said, “it is the last I will ever do for you. Do not come begging again.”
“Father,” I said, “I never will. I leave this place tomorrow.”
He would not ask where, he would not even wonder. So many years I had spent as a child sifting his bright features for his thoughts, trying to glimpse among them one that bore my name. But he was a harp with only one string, and the note it played was himself.”
― Madeline Miller, Circe

“I’ve often thought that kissing is a little like composing a spell. There are certain components that simply must be considered, and behind all of that, an unmistakable intent. But this was a different kind of magic altogether. The unthought-of, unlooked-for kind that swept over you in a rush, uncontrollable.”
― Maiga Doocy, Sorcery and Small Magics

“So many days had passed since he had left her but the disorder that she had brought into his world had not left him. He thought of her many times during the day. Not being able to see her made him feverish. At nights he slept with emptiness filling his embrace. Life without her was unbearable and he longed to return to her.”
― Mukta Singh-Zocchi, The Thugs & a Courtesan

“First of all, I have no claim to Sam, nor do I want one. Second, you know that the greatest trick the patriarchy ever pulled was pitting women against each other."
I meant every word. At the same time, it did give me a funny feeling, learning more about Sam. I didn't know why. Maybe it just felt strange, having to acknowledge that he was a real person with a past and a present and a life beyond the little snippets I observed and pretended I could draw conclusions about.
It was the way I'd felt when I saw him hug Barbara at the party. It had been so clear in that moment, that these people all had relationships with each other, inside jokes and histories and real feelings. And if I normally felt like a fish out of water at most parties, suddenly I felt like the biggest bottom dweller who shriveled from any exposure to daylight. Sam looked like he gave great hugs, and I'd wanted one so bad.
Disgusting.”
― Alicia Thompson, Love in the Time of Serial Killers

“Yearning endlessly for that surreal rainbow was like addiction to opium. It was a poison pill, yet without it life would be all too vapid and bland.”
― Alice Poon, The Earthly Blaze

“I yearned to immerse myself in the shadows of that furtive existence. I longed to breach the impenetrable walls of that fortress.”
― Neda Aria, Bella Donna

“My body yearned for warmth, but I couldn't bring myself to do anything. Instead, I sat in silence, in the cold, and refused to move. His words kept coming back to haunt me as I faced the ground and silently wept.”
― Emily Grace, River Of Sorrows

“She'd lied about needing to sleep because she'd felt so caught up in him she'd wanted to wake and return back to the real.”
― Stephanie Garber, Finale

“Was I just another person in his life, someone to pass the time with? Or did he truly see me for who I was? Could I believe him?”
― BS DARA