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“Don't place all your faith in one person, and don't rely solely on their affection to sustain you. Anne couldn't help but smile in return as Rose cried, offering her buddy one of her best grins. "Be that person, love yourself to the utmost, and don't expect anything from anyone, do you get it?" As she watched Rose blot her tears, Anne nodded eagerly. "You're going to be okay Anne, just not today," she said as she stood up and sat down on the bed next to her. "Thank you Rose," Anne said as she sat down, smiling with what little tears remained on her sweet cheeks.”

“The piece that bond us together, tumble over and left us shattered, Time is a life line, that can't be revisited, All I gave you was gone like a thin air. Now it's hard to see, whether I was fooled or you're the liar, every moments we shared together, patching up to make it memorable for us, the smiles, kiss and warmth, I thought it'll keep us together for long. But it got torn like a page in a story, and we got drifted apart like the rush, from water waves till it got dried up. Empty, now feeling like a mess, for the love I thought I could boast of. It all fell down like a withered leaf.”

“Books. More books than I had ever seen in my life. I gasped and crawled to my knees. I couldn’t breathe. Books galore. Music books, philosophy books. Math books. Geometry. Opera scores, logic. I sobbed and cradled the books. I hugged them to my naked chest and I cried. I smelled them and touched their spines. I remember how violently my fingers shook. I buried my nose in their pages and wept. Never had I ever held so many books in my life. And they were mine. All my very own. The orgasm still riddled my body. It had barely begun to fade. One orgasm ended, but the euphoria was just beginning.”

“I wear my soul in my eyes. Everything in my life primed me for the next event good or bad. Every event left me in the mental state I needed to be in to enter and maintain the next stage. If something had altered at any point along the way, then maybe I stood a chance. But it didn’t. One train wreck prepared me for the next train wreck, which only prepared me for the next train wreck until I had inevitably become what I am before you.”