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#love

Read through the most famous quotes by topic #love




Persons desiring to know what love is might benefit more if they were able to understand what love is not.


Floyd Henderson


#spiritual #love

Tu seras aimé le jour où tu pourras montrer tes faiblesses sans que l'autre s'en serve pour augmenter sa force.


Cesare Pavese


#love

To love and be loved is the most powerful of human needs Clare Morgan


Mary Jo Putney


#love

He'd like you to join the club that likes to say there's no such thing as love ...


Patty Griffin


#love

I hate the murderer, love him murdered.


William Shakespeare


#v- #love

But I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her


Julia Roberts


#love

Death wasn't a movie where the pretty star faded away with a touch of pale makeup and every hair in place.


Soheir Khashoggi


#death-of-a-loved-one #faces-of-death #reality-of-death #death

When I saw him looking up like that I knew that I loved him, and that it was for always. It was as if my heart turned over, and I knew that it was for always. It's a strange feeling - when you know quite certainly in yourself that something is for always. It's like what death must be.


Jean Rhys


#love #death

Goodbyes are not easy, but I'm ready to move on. I'm not reluctant, Emma, not holding back. I don't have answers to the questions, but I have some good questions. I have loved life, but I believe that life is to be loved, it is a gift." - David


Madeleine L'Engle


#grief #love #death

From that evening, Swann understood that the feeling which Odette had once had for him would never revive, that his hopes of happiness would not be realised now. And the days on which, by a lucky chance, she had once more shewn herself kind and loving to him, or if she had paid him any attention, he recorded those apparent and misleading signs of a slight movement on her part towards him with the same tender and sceptical solicitude, the desperate joy that people reveal who, when they are nursing a friend in the last days of an incurable malady, relate, as significant facts of infinite value: "Yesterday he went through his accounts himself, and actually corrected a mistake that we had made in adding them up; he ate an egg to-day and seemed quite to enjoy it, if he digests it properly we shall try him with a cutlet to-morrow,"--although they themselves know that these things are meaningless on the eve of an inevitable death.


Marcel Proust


#eggs #love #death






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