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“Love: the impossible combination of being IN the deep end and being OFF the deep end.”

Book:Write like no one is reading 2

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Jennifer Harrison

Jennifer Harrison, born in 1955, is a talented poet whose works are renowned for their profound emotions and unique style. Her poetry has won the hearts of readers with its depth and originality. more

“OMG. He's a gift shop, a lamb kebab with mint,/a solar panel poetry machine with biceps. He's the path/through the dark woods, the light on the page, a postcard/from the castle and a one-way ticket there. He's the most/astounding arrangement of molecules ever!/Just look at those tights! An honest-to-God prince at last.”

Humor Infatuation Fairy Tales Retellings

Book:Lies, Knives, and Girls in Red Dresses

Source: Lies, Knives, and Girls in Red Dresses

“She dated me for 3/4 yrs and liked me so much that she married me and disliked me so much that she divorced me after 4 yrs.”

Women Marriage Relation Divorce Crush Infatuation Seperation Infatuated Craze

Author:honeya

“You're screwed when you start to notice the details, It's when you begin to notice the curve of his lips when he smiles. It's when you can't help but stare at him and the way he talks. It's when you get to admire the shape of his eyes and even the length of his brow. And even crazier, when you get to see the flash of his face in your mind on a random day or it's when you have his favorite facial expression stuck in your memory. . . And worse when you start to have it all in your mind, then you start to miss him.”

Love Quotes Falling In Love Love Hurts Infatuation Memories Of Love

Author:Ira Barin

“I knew he noticed the tress, and the mud, and the children in the street, but I had no reason to believe he'd ever notice me.”

Infatuation

Book:Memoirs Of A Geisha

Source: Memoirs Of A Geisha

“To try to give our infatuation a higher place than Truth is a sign of inherent slavishness. Where our minds are free we find ourselves lost. Our moribund vitality must have for its rider either some fantasy, or someone in authority, or a sanction from the pundits, in order to make it move. So long as we are impervious to truth and have to be moved by some hypnotic stimulus, we must know that we lack the capacity for self- government. Whatever may be our condition, we shall either need some imaginary ghost or some actual medicine-man to terrorize over us.”

Truth Slave Infatuation Self Government

Book:The Home and the World

Source: The Home and the World

“You don’t know what you miss. A woman’s body is like whipped cream, so delicate and delicious it will melt in your mouth.”

Love Women Infatuation

Book:The Tree with a Thousand Apples

Source: The Tree with a Thousand Apples

“Her eyes in the half-light suggested night and violets, and for a moment he stirred again to that half-forgotten remoteness of the afternoon.”

Beauty Infatuation

Book:The Beautiful and Damned

Source: The Beautiful and Damned

“You only need to steal a woman's heart if she won't give it to you willingly.”

“Infatuation, unlike love, is impossible to sustain...”

Love Infatuation

Book:All The Difference

Source: All The Difference

“Yet the room was all in all to me, Estella being in it.”

Love Infatuation

Book:Great Expectations

Source: Great Expectations

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