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“From stars, he was born, and to stars, he shall return.”

Love Stars Greek Mythology Apollo Past Lives

Book:The Light that Binds Us

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“When he ran to him, his strong arms caged around him and his sun-streaked skin burned under his fingers. He ignored the burning. The soft mumble on his neck told him that he understood, that he loved him. He dared to kiss the sunlight and it kissed him back.”

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“Their gazes locked, and together they saw the squandered mirages slain beneath their feet, cemeteries of lonesome dreamers who gave up their wings under the name of love, salt-soaked kisses half-forgotten and twice-remembered.”

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“Love is weakness, Icarus, the man had said, grim, 'It is Man’s deadliest weapon, greater than the sword and mightier than the axe—because it can destroy you with a single breath.”

Love Weakness Greek Mythology Weapon Icarus

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“The gods may have spoken, but Nature only bends to a goddess.”

Nature Goddess Greek Mythology Gods Artemis

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“There was something beautiful about his scars, something lovely about his fallibility.”

Love Beauty Lovely Greek Mythology Scars Icarus

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“All my life my heart has sought a thing I cannot name,' the silver boy said, eyes dancing over the horizon. 'But now that I have found it, I am not so sure I can handle knowing it.”

Love Life Discovery Greek Mythology Past Lives

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“But the seraphs that watched from above knew the tale: Gods and mortals may change their skies, but not their souls, who rush across the sea.”

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“Daedalus’s blood ran cold. “No?” he shook off his son’s arm. “For once you have tasted flight …” His voice was desperate now. “…you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards, for there you have been and there you will long to return.”

Earth Flight Eyes Greek Mythology Icarus

Book:The Light that Binds Us

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“No.” The word burned in his mouth and sizzled on his tongue. “A wind has blown the rain away and blown the sky away and all the leaves away, and the trees stand.” His last words were with finality, his eyes no longer sparked. “I think, I too have known autumn too long.”

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“Some would say that the winged boy loved the sun, loved him with his very own soul and every fibre in his body. His father had warned him: Don’t fly too close to the sun, boy, you know better. But who was he to listen?”

Love Soul Sun Determination Flying Greek Mythology Apollo Icarus

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“Sun-brushed hands trailed circles on his wings, opening new ways to touch the sky. The dance is the dalliance of the whispers, unsaid desires brighter than eternal suns. His teeth of flint and steel, the sun boy’s lips like ichor.”

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“Love is not weakness, father: it is strength. Love is what taught my skin to feel and my eyes to see. Love is not a weapon: it is light.”

Love Light Strength Eyes Greek Mythology Icarus

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“I live in sin.” The winged boy’s eyes had turned downwards, his soft mouth setting grimly with despair. “To kill myself I live. No longer my life my own, but sin’s; my good is given to me by heaven, my evil by myself, by my free will, of which I am deprived.”

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