Top 200 Nikita Gill Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “The Goddess is coming home to us; she brings wealth to our houses and hearts.” This is how I see my sisters. Pure as fire, the greatest wealth I could ever know, finally, finally, bringing me home.”

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152. “Nothing will come of forcing yourself to compete your way out of trauma.”

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153. “It was the way your lip curled on the word “promise” that makes me uncomfortable. There are only three other people in my life that have ever used that word, and they are all strangers now.”

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154. “You are not an open wound, they just want you to think you are.”

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155. “The loneliest thing you can ever do is take every instance where you should grow and waste it by only thinking how could this happen to you?”

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156. “You see, yesterday, someone asked me, ‘How do you heal from losing the greatest love of your life?’ I smiled and answered, ‘You make yourself another one. And you make that love yourself.”

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157. “So sing a soft lullaby to the things you hate about yourself, and get to know them too.”

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158. “She now saw life as an open wound. A shallow promise. A dark thing that should have loved her but instead tried to drown her.”

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159. “Knowledge after all is a dark art, full to the brim with liberty, a trembling, malleable power.”

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160. “You can strive to be perfect. Or you can strive to be art.”

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161. “And I return home always. Because love’s call has always been stronger than the moon’s.”

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162. “Some loves come with an expiration date, like all things that are perishable this kind of loves rot.”

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163. “We write songs about it and poetry, and sweet stories, but people hurting each other will never become pretty. Every time a heart breaks and repairs, there are scars.”

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164. “People give abandonment many names to make themselves feel better. Apollo named his necessary. He called it ‘the lesser of two evils’. Artemis was more brutal. She named hers ‘freedom’.”

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165. “A story is no small thing.”

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166. “Our stories don’t begin and end because men we once trusted have left them.”

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167. “Did the girl choose magic, or does magic choose the girl?”

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168. “The truth is, any hardship is bearable if you have someone to share it.”

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169. “My Fairy Godmother is my heart sustaining me.”

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170. “It has taken me some time to learn that although karma exists, you can let your hatred go, not by destroying your own magic but by letting it grow.”

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171. “You have been created from the blood of incalculable planets and immense supernovas and infinite constellations. And they didn’t spend years painting your soul into masterpiece-like existence for you to waste it on someone who doesn’t appreciate you.”

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172. “There is a spell for almost anything and if there’s not a spell, there is at least a poem.”

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173. “The last time you kiss someone does not have to feel like you are losing them in a war.”

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174. “I used to only pick up a pen for myself but now I pick one up for you too. Is there such a thing as an unselfish love poem? I don’t know, but I’m trying.”

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175. “Forgiveness is easier to give to others than to yourself. But I am slowly learning.”

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176. “Right there in our child’s mind we decide everyone can only be very evil or very good. We never stop to consider that all of us are capable of doing terrible things.”

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177. “And to you, who has never stopped believing in good, and watching the night sky no matter what life has thrown at you. Thank you for believing always. I hope you find what you are looking for.”

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178. “It’s how I learn there are a multitude of ways to say I love you. For so many you don’t have to use words at all.”

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179. “Take the day one cautious step at a time. Remember how fearless tastes. Remember how your grandmother told you ’always prepare for the worst of situations by being the best of yourself.”

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180. “I learn that day just how someone can use their privilege to champion others and help them rise too.”

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181. “You’re older, Paro. You can manage.′ I heard that a lot. I learned later girls heard that a lot.”

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182. “Love can never die, not completely. There were too many romantics, too many poets, too many places where lovers could meet and kisses could be shared.”

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183. “Because girls who were building empires for themselves did not need kingdoms to shine.”

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184. “The number of calls from you on my phone is zero. The number of calls from me to you is one. When you hear the voicemail, I hope you don’t hear the desperation in the way I wish you all the luck in the world and tell you how pleased I am for you. I hope you don’t hear the way my lungs breathe ‘iloveyouineedyoupleasedontgo’ every time I draw in a breath.”

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185. “Anxious people are resorceful, they need to know how to keep the sea of panic at bay so they do not drown.”

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186. “It happens suddenly. One day, your parents don’t pick you up any more.”

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187. “I lost a God once.”

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188. “I am the girl who spends hours huddled in a corner of a library, trying to find what you love the most about Marlowe, just so I can write you a poem worthy of Shakespeare. I’ve made books my lovers, hours my enemies and you the only story.”

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189. “Maybe living your truth will not make you happy all the time, but it will make you happy every day.”

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190. “Don’t ever let them tell you that girls are made for glass boxes and princes and apple pies when girls are made for swords and shields and anything else they damn well want to be.”

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191. “Forgive her for how her agony reveals itself, child. This is how blood magic works. Unconditional never meant perfect anyway.”

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192. “I am where love goes to die.”

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193. “And darling, I hope your remember to kiss the ghosts goodnight. They are only older versions of you that you have had to discard and forget.”

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194. “Tell them all what they tried to kill came back. Tell them all that I have come home.”

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195. “You don’t know what to do with your fear; you just know when it does come, it has to be a secret you keep to yourself.”

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196. “And what if there are things inside you that are much too difficult to love and you wished you were someone else instead?”

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197. “Nothing makes her want to be less adventurous or give up her eternal search for something to quench her wanderlust.”

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198. “And they didn’t spend years painting your soul into masterpiece-like existence for you to waste it on someone who doesn’t appreciate you.”

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199. “I lure myself into a spandex trap and I text Amanda, “Is this what death feels like?” Alone in my room I say, “God, is this a poem? It’s uncomfortable. It feels like a poem.” God never answers, which is what really makes it poetry.”

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200. “Girls who survive trauma do wear a certain vulnerability around them, but this kind of vulnerability is from where their greatest strength stems.”

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