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Quotes About Reflection

When you woke up, for a moment you thought you were the moon.
~ Amy Krouse Rosenthal
The same five letters can be rearranged to express my daily sense of—and relationship to—time. First from the viewpoint of childhood, then young adulthood, and now, the present. ACRES of it. . CARES about it. RACES against it .
~ Amy Krouse Rosenthal
He didn't scream hysterically or stand up and kick the headstone or any of that. He put his face on his knees and listened as the wind from the mountains mercilessly leveled everything in its path. He remembered the person who had helped him fly with the wind instead of being beaten down by it, and he cried quietly into his knees, finally knowing how the big of the sky could make a person feel as alone as a heartbeat in space.
~ Amy Lane
Yes. You couldn't make anyone else happy. He tried to tell himself that, and drink through the buzzing little voice saying that, for a few short weeks, he actually had made someone else happy. And Owen had made him happy too.
~ Amy Lane
Walking away from you was like walking away from the best part of me. I almost didn't recognize him.Walking away from you was like walking away from the best part of me. I almost didn't recognize him.
~ Amy Lane
It takes a truly great man to see that he's been wrong and to apologize for it, even in the face of the obvious.
~ Amy Lane
Krissa, tough Lady Krissa, who had stood by impassively while Areau vomited out ten years of bitter addiction, wiped her eyes and offered Areau Mrs. Wrinkle's pie in comfort, and it suddenly occurred to Areau in the strangest, most dreamlike of ways, that his pain was not the only pain on the planet.
~ Amy Lane
Chase was gone then, and Donnie was back, alone in his room, wondering about those pictures from an art book he'd so admired. Because it felt like he'd just lived one, and it had been beautiful, so beautiful, and he'd been able to reach out and touch the lines of it, but it still hurt.
~ Amy Lane
Well, therapy was cheap and easy if you didn't mind walking it in the snow to poop.
~ Amy Lane
guess," he said thoughtfully. "I mean… it's not like… it's not like he's going to be anything other than Deacon, right?
~ Amy Lane
In fact, I'm thinking you're my object lesson for who I don't want to let into my life.
~ Amy Lane
Regret is the sound of the ghosts of our own making. I will live with mine until I die.
~ Amy Lane
Galen's sweet Benedictine smile illuminated his face in that mix of glory and dirt, and John had to swallow hard or he would have just cried at beauty like a kid in church.
~ Amy Lane
You're…." He bit his lip then, and a look of sorrow crossed his face. "What?" But Kelly knew. His mother never said it, but the portrait was still up in the living room. "You look more like your dad every day.
~ Amy Lane
It deserves our respect, don't you think? If you don't respect the ocean, or time, or fate, or the big things in the world, you sort of have
~ Amy Lane
I'm stupid. I mean, God. My first relationship was a clusterfuck of entrapment—you know that.
~ Amy Lane
It hit you, is all," he said. "What you've given up your
~ Amy Lane
Cheever was silent then, appalled, because it sort of hit him. He was going through hell, but his brother had already been there. And his brother was mad because Cheever had gone and foisted his hell on somebody else.
~ Amy Lane
Such a simple concept. But then, the withy reed was always so in awe of the oak, it never occurred to it to grow.
~ Amy Lane
Oh, damn the words he once threw like dandelions to the wind. Now when he needed them, they were buried under bandages and broken teeth.
~ Amy Lane
All alone in an empty room.
~ Amy Lane
How could you commit suicide and not be a dick? Not leave detritus and wreckage behind you? But Tory—he'd taken it to the next level, hadn't he? Like sex, like drugs, like Star Wars, like anything he'd done.
~ Amy Lane
THE BEST relationships are made of quiet times,
~ Amy Lane
Suddenly Mackey knew—they'd both been hurt. The only thing that had put the hurt to an end for Grant had been the end itself. Mackey had been
~ Amy Lane