Top 500 Tillie Cole Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “When you know that something is finite, it makes it that much more meaningful.”

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202. “My very own bad boy.”

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203. “Please tell me there’s more hot bitches in that cell, Mae. One for each of us,” AK said.”

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204. “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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205. “In my world, only she existed.”

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206. “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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207. “I’m terrified of going anywhere new without you... I don’t know me without you.”

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208. “No! I don’t want you kissing a boy for your jar! I won’t let it happen!” “But – ” I tried to speak, but Rune took hold of my hand. “You’re my best friend,” he said and puffed out his chest, pulling on my hand. “I don’t want you to kiss boys!” “But I have to,” I explained, pointing to the jar. “I have to for my adventure. A thousand kisses is a lot, Rune. A lot! You’d still be my best friend. No one will ever mean more to me than you, silly thing.”

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

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

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211. “A life without Poppy. No infinity. No forever always. Just... nothing.”

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

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213. “What is love anyway? It is never simple, and never plays by exactly the same rules as for other people who are in love also.”

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214. “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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215. “I raised my camera and pressed the button. I captured this rare moment: the exact moment when someone’s heart broke.”

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216. “Forever always.”

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217. “People like to say that love at first sight is a myth, that instant love is for the pages of a fantasy book. But it isn’t. I lived it. Your mother and I were proof of that fact.”

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218. “It sounds good, don’t you think? Poppy and Rune, best friends for infinity!”

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219. “They notice that during the saddest, or most despairing times of their life, there was only one set of footprints. For happier times there was always two sets.”

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220. “You were born to stand by my side in Wonderland.”

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221. “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?”

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222. “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.”

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223. “It only took Romeo one look at Juliet and his fate was sealed. Maybe I’m just like my namesake, and maybe you’re just like yours.”

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

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

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226. “My eyes closed as I tried to chase away the lump in my throat. When I opened them, Poppy was watching me like she always did – in complete adoration.”

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227. “She was our most fierce protector. But it made her tired. So very tired, but she never stopped being there for us, loving us, being the mother we never had.” My.”

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228. “You would hold me just like this and we would talk. You’d tell me about your day and I’d tell you about mine.” I smiled at the normalcy of the picture. Because I didn’t need grand gestures or fairy tales; a normal life with the boy I loved would have always been enough.”

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229. “Kiss eight hundred and nineteen was the kiss that changed it all. The kiss that proved that a long-haired brooding boy from Norway and a quirky girl from the Deep South could find a love to rival the greats.”

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230. “We all have secrets, Austin. Some people’s are bigger than others, that’s all. Wouldn’t you agree?”

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231. “He tells the person that He had walked with them their whole life through. But, 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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232. “I felt the tears flowing thick and fast, but they weren’t in sadness. 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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233. “My heart is content. Without my beauty, but blessed with your unconditional love. For the first time in my life, I am content.”

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234. “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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235. “Plus, I have history fifth period and you know how much I love it. It’s my favorite class.”

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236. “Because I love her. I love her more than I could ever explain. My single set of footprints in the sand.”

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237. “We’d always been together. Her and me, from birth, we were always together.”

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238. “Words are the worst kind of ammunition. Physical pain fades in time, but bullets of cruelty forever penetrate the soul.”

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239. “You are my hope, Ally. You’re every hope I’ve ever dared to have.”

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

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241. “Sinning never felt so good.”

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242. “Jeg elsker deg.”

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243. “I felt him relax as he whispered, “I love you.” Smiling into his chest, I replied, “And I you, Flame.” Flame sighed and murmured, “Mine.”

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244. “He dropped a kiss on the tip of my nose. “I haven’t been with anyone since the day I met you. For the first time in my life, I wanna be with just one person. I wanna be with you. It’s all a little new for me. Hell has officially frozen over and I’m crossin’ to the monogamy dark side.”

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245. “And then when it’s time for you to come home too, it’ll be me who greets you. And there’ll be no worry or fear or pain. Just love.” I sighed happily. “Imagine that, Rune. A place where there’s no pain or hurt.” I closed my eyes and smiled. “When I think about it that way, I’m not so scared anymore.”

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

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247. “Poppy,” my mamaw said, as I looked up to see her green eyes shining. “This is your adventure. How I want you to remember me while I’m gone.”

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248. “His affection had somehow become a salve to the constant fire of regret that burned, never-ending, in my heart. And this temporary reprieve, this short moment to be able to breathe, had everything to do with the man that led me home. The.”

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249. “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.”

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250. “I exhaled a long breath, feeling her body heat act as a fire to the muscles and bones that were beginning to ache. My body was shaking. The aftermath of what I now realized was a seizure.”

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