Top 450 Tillie Cole Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “The scars on her face had freed her of her demons. She thought herself ugly. I thought she was the most beautiful thing I’d ever seen in my life.”

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152. “Looking at these captured moments I truly understood why Rune loved to take photographs. This exhibition demonstrated how capturing these images impacted society. They showed humanity at its best and at its worst. They highlighted life in all its nakedness and in its purest form.”

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

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154. “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.”

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

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156. “Kisa... ” he whispered, rolling my name on his tongue and i froze, praying he would say something else... I know you, i remember you. You’re the girl i was designed to love, my God-given match, my solnyshko. But he didn’t. Instead he inhealed a deep breath and said, “why do i feel like I’ve known you all my life?” And at that moment i knew...”

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

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158. “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.”

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159. “Cannot imagine your life without her in it? Would kill if anyone hurt her? Would die if you ever lost her? Can’t breathe or sleep without seeing her face.”

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160. “According to C. S. Lewis, The greatest form of love is unconditional love. It is argued that this love is the strongest one can express toward another person and it survives no matter any life change or circumstance. It is pure and untainted and will never be shaken or taken away.”

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161. “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.”

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

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

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164. “They were for two fast friends- the music and the life that created it- telling one another that they had to part, but that one day, someday, they would be together again.”

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165. “I read once that when you dream each night, it’s actually a visit home. Home, Rune. Heaven.” I began feeling the warmth that that vision brought at my toes. It began to travel over my whole body. “My heaven will be you and me in the blossom grove. Like always. Forever seventeen.”

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166. “And that is when I knew. I knew that what I was feeling was love. It had to be. Because it was all-encompassing and irrational, yet at the same time it felt so perfect and true.”

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167. “I am a survivor. The scars he found so repulsive were a testament to my strength. I cannot, will not, be ashamed of actions thrust on me by others.”

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

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169. “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.”

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170. “Poppymin?” Rune said. That’s what he called me. It meant ‘my Poppy’ in Norwegian. I loved him speaking Norwegian to me.”

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171. “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.”

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172. “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.”

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

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

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175. “I do not want you to think I am not happy or that I do not love you. Because I do, more than I can explain. Psalms are poems; you are mine. You are the embodiment of every divine word that could slip from my lips. I adore you, Ky. I can no longer imagine my life without you in it. You are my white dove. You fill me with peace, love, and devotion.”

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176. “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.”

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177. “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.”

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178. “In my world, only she existed.”

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179. “We ride this road together, no matter what gets in our way.”

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180. “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.”

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181. “Why don’t we look at the person we love the most like it’s the last time we will ever see them? Because if we did, life would be so vibrant. Life would be so truly and completely lived.”

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182. “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.”

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183. “I feel fear over leaving you. I’m not scared of dying, Rune. But I’m terrified of going anywhere new without you.”

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184. “Sinning never felt so good.”

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

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186. “My very own bad boy.”

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187. “Jeg elsker deg.”

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

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

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190. “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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191. “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.”

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192. “I mourned Poppy and Rune – a couple of extreme beauty and even quicker death.”

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193. “For the supporters of the Dark Romance Revolution. I adore your black hearts.”

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194. “You’re my woman. You’ve been my fuckin’ everything since I first saw you. Do you not understand that by now?”

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

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196. “I had learned of late that someone who appears wicked on the outside, may actually turn out to possess the kindest soul of all.”

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

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198. “What are words? Sometimes the flick of a pair of eyes or the flush of skin reveals everything you need to know. Words can wound. Silence can heal.”

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199. “There’s nothing to do, Rune. Nothing to do but weather the storm.”

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200. “Why the War Paint Pix? Why the Tattoo’s Austin?”

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