Top 450 Tillie Cole Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “Live free, ride free, die free.”

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252. “It is easy to ignore someone’s sins when love blinds you.”

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253. “You’re not the only one who feels like splitting when times get rough, baby, but from now on, I won’t let you run anywhere if I’m not right there running beside you.”

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254. “I had no idea if my only reason for living could be saved.”

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255. “Our love was not typical and certainly not easy, but it was soul-deep and destined.”

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256. “I’d seen Poppy every day since I was five. Slept beside her almost every night since I was twelve. Kissed her every day since I was eight, and loved her with everything I had for so many days I’d stopped keeping track.”

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257. “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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258. “We have our future to explore. We won’t be slaves to the past.”

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259. “You getting on or what, beauty queen? Looked like you were trying to hitch a ride.”

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260. “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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261. “My daddy was gone. My daddy was in heaven. He was never, ever coming back.”

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262. “I would speak. I was tired of being silenced by men. I would speak, and they would listen! “Do.”

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263. “Your touch is poison. You’ll hurt her.”

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264. “It was my greatest dream too. Not to be rich. I’d been rich my entire life and still felt alone. My greatest wish in life was simple. It was him. My Tanner.”

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265. “Mae was mine. Fifteen long years of wanting her to be mine, and here she sat, curled up in my arms – a fuckin’ angel in hell.”

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

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268. “All he had ever wanted was to be happy – just him and me. For me, I wanted him to learn to be happy alone. Even though I would walk beside him every day in his heart.”

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269. “You see, Pix, I have scars too. It’s just mine are on the outside where everyone can see.”

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270. “Yours,” I confessed, from the deepest recesses of my heart. “I am yours. It took you falling into darkness to make me see the truth and light.”

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271. “Though you weren’t with me, you were in my heart. And that was enough to sustain me, even though I wasn’t happy.”

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272. “That is who I will be to Flame – wife, soul mate, angel. It does not matter in what terms Flame refers to me. He will always be the one my soul knows. He will always be the one my heart will rely on, when it is me who needs to be saved. That is what angels do, Asher. They guide and they save. If he needs me to be his angel right now, then that is who I will be.”

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273. “They were taking me from my girl, my soul. And I couldn’t do a damn thing about it.”

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274. “I hardly knew myself these days.”

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275. “Why does it take a life ending to learn how to cherish each day?”

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276. “I love you, Achille Marchesi, winemaker of the Bella Collina merlot. I found you, my missing part, here amongst the vines, and nothing you say will ever change that fact.”

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277. “I welcomed bringing death to him. To all of them. I didn’t care who I killed. I never cared.”

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278. “Poppy was quirky, not cool. She wasn’t concerned with what people thought of her – she never had been. She read books, she studied for fun, she woke at dawn just to watch the sunrise.”

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279. “My mamaw always said that heaven looks however you want it to look, you know.”

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280. “I closed my eyes briefly. It was apt that Poppy left the same day that the cherry blossoms lost their petals too. They were guiding her soul home.”

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281. “I didn’t want to be in this place, in America.”

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282. “These lips are yours. They were only ever yours.”

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283. “In such a short space of time, she had become my everything. My morning, noon and night. My reason to wake each day. In the end, she had been the greatest blessing I could ever have prayed for. A saint for the ultimate sinner.”

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284. “A home is not a place. It’s not a country or a town or a building or possession. Home is with the other half of your soul, the person who shares in your grief and helps you carry the burden of loss. Home is with the person who throughout it all never gives up on you and brings you eternal happiness.”

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285. “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.”

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286. “He hadn’t stroked my cheek. He hadn’t held me as I slept. He had slept on the floor beside the bed, if he slept at all. Most nights he just sat against the wall, staring into space. His nose would flare, his hands would fist, and my heart would break. I didn’t know what I’d done to upset him. I didn’t want to displease him. I only ever wanted to make him happy. He was the most important thing in my life.”

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287. “Valentin’s forehead rested against mine, and inhaling a shaky breath he confessed, “I feel alive.” I stilled at these heartbreaking words; then he added, “I feel like yours.”

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288. “The soothing vocals of “Ave Maria” serenaded from the small speaker, and Austin looked at me and shrugged in embarrassment. “It makes her smile,” was all he said. I lost a piece of my heart to him right then.”

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289. “His lips worshipped me. I never thought I would ever understand the meaning of a kiss. How it could momentarily stop your heart from beating, or how such an innocent touch could make you feel so incredibly cherished.”

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290. “Looking at her as if she was mad. She was, of course. But so was I. It was what I loved most about us.”

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291. “He will awaken, through blood, what lies dormant in her soul. The darkness that had lurked hidden for years, sleepily waiting for the time to strike. To be born.”

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292. “Sleep, baby. I got you.”

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293. “But you, sir, you fight alongside us with pride, as a brother in arms. You give us pride for the Volkov family, and for our position in New York.”

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294. “Before you I was vacant of love. Now I am replete. Before you I lived without hope. Now I am inspired. Before you I was broken. Now I am whole.”

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295. “Dark. The only way I could explain his scent was dark.”

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296. “Welcome to the kickback,” he said and laughed dryly.”

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297. “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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298. “Think of your face like the sky. The freckles, the stars, only make the sight more worth looking at.”

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299. “My heart slammed into a new kind of beat, one that knew it had the love of its other half. It.”

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300. “Of course it was irrational. Of course it was stupid. Of course it was impossible. But when your heart’s so deeply involved, logic flies straight out the window.”

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