Top 450 Tillie Cole Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “I didn’t need grand gestures or fairy tales; a normal life with the boy I loved would have always been enough.”

— Tillie Cole

152. “I don’t think, in all my life, that I’ve ever seen two kids love each other so hard so young, and even harder as teens.”

— Tillie Cole

153. “I love you. I never thought it would have ever been possible for me to feel this emotion... but I love you... with all of my heart.”

— Tillie Cole

154. “You two have always been like magnets, drawn together by some unknown force.”

— Tillie Cole

155. “Kiss me at thirty-nine thousand feet. Kiss me in the sky. Kiss me amongst the clouds.”

— Tillie Cole

156. “I love you, Arthur Adley. More than any woman has ever loved a man before.”

— Tillie Cole

157. “Where I broke my heart for the heart I’d just broken. The one I’d always strived to save.”

— Tillie Cole

158. “Where I broke my heart for the heart I’d just broken. The.”

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159. “I didn’t know such a love could exist. And I had no idea what I’d done to deserve it, but I would never take it for granted. We had all walked a dark road to get to this place of light.”

— Tillie Cole

160. “Can you love a broken queen?” I asked, smiling though my face felt numb. Arthur searched my eyes. “Can you love a broken king?”

— Tillie Cole

161. “It didn’t matter that I was a grown-ass woman – she was my kryptonite. One I’d wasted too many years trying please, trying to make love me. She was the only person who struck fear in me.”

— Tillie Cole

162. “My heart is now in your hands. You have honor, and pride, and the kindest soul in existence.”

— Tillie Cole

163. “Sometimes, someone could stumble unannounced into the train wreck that is your life and begin to pull you out of the heavy rubble weighing down on your chest.”

— Tillie Cole

164. “Because if we did, life would be so vibrant. Life would be so truly and completely lived.”

— Tillie Cole

165. “I only saw Poppy. In my world, only she existed.”

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166. “Then my stomach dropped. How the hell did she think I would ever stay away? Even if she hadn’t told me why she cut me off, I would have found my way back to her. Even through all the hurt, pain and anger, I would have been drawn back, like a moth to a flame.”

— Tillie Cole

167. “He explains, the times where there is only a single set of footprints were not when He walked beside them, but instead, when He carried them.”

— Tillie Cole

168. “Soulmates forged in fire, under the watchful gaze of Satan’s mocking eyes.”

— Tillie Cole

169. “I love you, Luka. In all these years without you, I never stopped.”

— Tillie Cole

170. “My Alice in Wonderland about to start her adventure.”

— Tillie Cole

171. “She told me that the best and prettiest things never stay around for long.”

— Tillie Cole

172. “The real world isn’t ready to handle our reality. How could they accept that the gulags, the drugs, and the Blood Pit are real? It is the stuff of nightmares. How could they believe that males are being raised as killers, for sport and greed?”

— Tillie Cole

173. “I want more,” I said, closing my eyes, imagining the feel of his fingers on my face. Imagining him praising me. Petting me. Telling me I was his good little Dolly. “Teach me more,” I begged.”

— Tillie Cole

174. “Because sometimes, just sometimes, the sun and the moon align, bringing two people to the same place at the same time. Sometimes destiny guides them to exactly where they are meant to be. And their hearts fall in a tandem beat and their souls merge as one.”

— Tillie Cole

175. “I love you, Li. You’re mine. My woman. My property. My fuckin’ old lady... my fuckin’ forever.”

— Tillie Cole

176. “Closing his eyes, Rune took my mouth in a kiss. And in this kiss I felt his outpouring of love. I felt a love, that at seventeen, I was blessed to have received. A love that knew no boundaries. The kind of love that inspires music that lasts through the ages. A love that should be felt and meant and treasured.”

— Tillie Cole

177. “We all have secrets. Secrets well buried. Until we find the one soul who makes the burden of such secrets just that little bit easier to bear.”

— Tillie Cole

178. “For never was a truer story of love conquering woe than this of Molly Juliet and her Romeo.”

— Tillie Cole

179. “But I wouldn’t cry. I didn’t think I knew how to.”

— Tillie Cole

180. “I would not fail him. He was my Flame. And I would stand beside him through it all. I would hold his hand and guide him through the fires of hell.”

— Tillie Cole

181. “I did not know what life was until I found you. The boy who came into my life as a child. The boy with no voice who miraculously found words in my presence. The boy who kissed me on my lips, blessing me with the foreign, unreachable concept of hope.”

— Tillie Cole

182. “In my world, only she existed.”

— Tillie Cole

183. “Are you scared, Poppymin? Because I’m terrified. I’m terrified of what the hell life looks like without you.”

— Tillie Cole

184. “When the threat of death hung over you, you realized that your true dreams weren’t so grand. And they all came down to one thing – love. Material possessions and idealistic goals faded away like a dying star. Love was what remained. Life’s purpose was to love.”

— Tillie Cole

185. “I love you more than I knew was possible. You are my grace. You are my redemption.”

— Tillie Cole

186. “You fuckin’ bulldozed me, Pix. You, my tiny dark pixie, made all my defences crumble to dust.”

— Tillie Cole

187. “The new pastor at our church said that our babies are once angels in heaven, watching over us, keeping us safe, merely waiting for the right time to be called to us. They arrive when God sees fit to bless our lives.”

— Tillie Cole

188. “When you know that something is finite, it makes it that much more meaningful.”

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189. “Sinning never felt so good.”

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190. “I tapped the clock drawn in black eyliner around my felt eye. “Tick tock, Rabbit. Always and forever, tick tock.”

— Tillie Cole

191. “I knew I wouldn’t fail. This was my family now. And we would all survive. We had to, there was no other choice.”

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192. “My very own bad boy.”

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193. “Jeg elsker deg.”

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194. “If Cowboy was sweetness, Hush was spice.”

— Tillie Cole

195. “Like we were the two halves of the heart we always called ourselves.”

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196. “I hadn’t touched or been touched in years. I didn’t know how to anymore. Allergic to human affection. Repulsed by the degrading feeling of touch.”

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197. “Spurred on, seeing her lips part and her eyes flutter to a close, I tipped my head to the side, bypassing her mouth, to run the tip of my nose down her cheek. Poppy gasped, but I kept going. Kept going until I reached the pulse in her neck; it was racing. Her skin was warm from dancing in the wind, yet shivering at the same time. I knew it was because of me. Closing in the rest of the way, I pressed my lips over her galloping pulse, tasting her sweetness, feeling my own heartbeat race in tandem.”

— Tillie Cole

198. “I never felt anything. Nothing, save the urge to kill and destroy those who destroyed us.”

— Tillie Cole

199. “I had never feared death. My faith was strong; I knew there was a life after this. But now fear had started to creep into my consciousness.”

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200. “You live in hell long enough, you become a sinner too.”

— Tillie Cole