“The most important thing is that you have to listen to your truths, desires and wants. And you have to believe you deserve all of it.”
Source: If Someone Says You Complete Me, Run!: Whoopi's Big Book of Relationships
“[F]or he had heard an inarticulate promise: he has been pierced by Spring, that sharp knife. And life unscales its rusty weathered pelt, and earth wells out in tender exhaustless strength, and the cup of a man’s heart runs over with dateless expectancy, tongueless promise, indefinable desire. Something gathers in the throat, something blinds him in the eyes, and faint and valorous horns sound through the earth.”
Source: Look Homeward, Angel
“True love is like a bird of many colours, at times, soft and comforting, at others, wild and intense. Yet, it is a fire we all desire.
Don’t be afraid of its intense force. It is a spark that consumes the heart, but it quenches the thirst of the seeking soul.”
Source: Soul Food And Instant Karma
“Desire has a wicked habit of not knowing its place, and trying to go beyond that.”
Source: No One Writes Back
“You simply can’t fit a gallon of desires into a quart container. And yet we continually try to do just that. What we need is a different approach. A bigger bottle would also help.”
Source: Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life
“Magic is not always formed from words, from cauldrons brewing sides or black cats strolling down dark alleys. Some curses are manifested from desire or injustice.”
“Desire is an art.”
Source: Talismanist: Fragments of the Ancient Fire. Philosophy of Fragmentism Series.
“Cheese? But you…you could do anything you wanted!” Roland burst out. “And right now I want to make cheese,” said Tiffany calmly.”
Source: The Wee Free Men
“All statistics have outliers.”
Source: Terrorscape
“They really 'did,' you know," he said softly, suddenly.
"Did?" She was puzzled.
"The roses. Remind me of you. They're precisely the sort of flowers you ought to have."
Those spectacular, throbbing, lush blooms that now stood guard over her bed.
With petals unconscionably soft.”
Source: What I Did for a Duke