Book Quotes And Lyrics

“I know the world has made you feel like excess, like you don't have a place to belong, but that's not true. You belong everywhere, in the sunshine, in gentle summer breezes, in soft snow flurries and in the color the leaves turn in the fall. You belong in the sparkle in the ocean and the sound of a birdsong, and I wish you could see yourself in all of those places the way that I do. You're every cozy rainshower in spring and every electrical storm in summer, you're everything, and the world's done itself a terrible injustice making you feel any other way."

Everything’s coming up roses. Everything’s coming to a bitter, bitter end.

It kills me sometimes, how people die.

I've never touched anyone like that, never kissed anyone like that. Never wanted to.

Nobody said it would be easy, but nobody said it would be like this, a bleak numbness in his bones and an utter lack of motivation to even brush his teeth, take a shower, pick some clothes that fit, instead of a shirt that’s too big on him.

I love you, I am so in love with you, and the world tilts on its axis before it rights itself.

I don’t miss you. I miss the thought of what we were.

Everything was endless summer, and nothing hurt.

“Your hand touching mine. This is how galaxies collide.”

“Do you regret it, then?”

“If you’re a mistake, you’re my favorite one.”

If this is falling, he never wants it to stop.

All my admiration to the way your eyelashes kiss your cheeks.

“And what if he doesn’t feel the same?” Louis asks, feeling his heart tighten perceptibly at the very thought of rejection.