Gabri

“No words are necessary for love, Nor are words enough; Love that works its way unseen Into the fabric of all we do, Asks for no grounding Beyond a disposition of the heart, Which is the natural abode of love; For the heart is capable Of accommodating a hundred times Its volume of those things That are connected with love, And that mark, as milestones do, Our progress through life; For love is a thing Of many occasions, From the infant’s first embrace Of mother, to the unselfish love Of the philosopher for truth— These things are called love, These things are written within us, As natural as breathing, And as important—always there.”
― Alexander McCall Smith, The Peppermint Tea Chronicles

“Think with your other brain”
― Sylvia Day, In the Flesh

“It doesn't really make sense. Guess it's not supposed to.”
― Joey W. Hill, Natural Law

“What if you die from loving me?”
“What if I die from not loving you?”
― C.D. Reiss, Spin