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“Those words created in my heart and stomach a physical effect so sickening, so painful, that I have never since doubted that these vibrational frequencies traveling upon air can land a knock-out punch more excruciating than any fist or weapon.”

Book:On Love and Travel: A Memoir

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“You had a spirit in you also,” the healer goes on. “It was a strong spirit. Greedy. Selfish. It took your energy, took up too much space everywhere inside you. You had to feed it, always. It was hungry. But recently the spirit left you, and now you’re weak. It was holding you up. Now you have to hold yourself up. Your body must learn again, to live without it.”

Relationships Heartbreak

Book:My Heart Underwater

Source: My Heart Underwater

“I’m afraid my crushes are dangerous for me. Maybe my heart will lead me the wrong way, always. Back into something that’ll always end bad. Into the wrong waters, where I’ll drown.”

Relationships Heartbreak Crushes

Book:My Heart Underwater

Source: My Heart Underwater

“As she was putting her boots on Daisy threw a barb over her shoulder that struck Connie right in the middle of her chest. ‘Grow up, Connie! This place is not for faint-hearted romantics!”

Beauty Adventure Drama Heartbreak Coming Of Age Diverse Lgbtq Fascination Descriptive

Book:From Manchester to the Arctic: Nurse Sanders embarks on an adventure that will change her life

Source: From Manchester to the Arctic: Nurse Sanders embarks on an adventure that will change her life

“If you love him, it is not a sin to kill him. Or is it more?”

Love Heartbreak Existential

Book:The Old Man & The Sea

Source: The Old Man & The Sea

“If only I’d thought of the right words I would have held onto your heart. If only I’d thought of the right words I wouldn’t be breaking apart, all my pictures of you.”

Love Memories Heartbreak Lost Love Regrets

Author:Robert Smith

“There was no solace in the openness of the land, just as there was no healing in the isolation he sought in the barren plain of winter-killed grasses. The prairie seemed nothing more than an extension of the boundless emptiness that had opened inside him. Neither his mount nor his packhorse seemed a companion—but victims of his own aimlessness. The voiceless plain only provided a silent space for his demons to follow and murmur in his ear. Rilla’s bloodied body shadowed him as vividly as if dragged behind his horse on a travois, scraping a scar across the dry land. The child was not real. There were no memories attached to a nameless son to haunt him, save the mental picture of that inanimate thing tucked against its dead mother’s ribs. The child had seemed more an extension of Rilla’s suffering, giving her death a measurable size and shape. Mother and son comprised a common image rendered in scarlet, and the image had been painted on a permanent altar inside Wyatt’s mind.”

Pain Loneliness Heartbreak Escape

Book:The Long Road to Legend

Source: The Long Road to Legend

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