Quotes About Light Novels & Stories

And we all silently took our seats. Oh no! He is here. I cannot escape now. Don't look at him, Levy. I obeyed my internal voice and didn't raise my head from the book. As usual, he asks me to bring our notes after class. I took Afrodoide's help. she happily accepted to do this work and took the books to his office. ••••••••••••••••• I added my next poem in this chapter, where light is compared to knowledge which shows, knowledge increases when you share it and darkness is compared with illiteracy. I hope you understood it. :)

You have to know the darkness before you can appreciate the light. -Madeline L'Engle ~♡~♡~ This evening seemed different than any other evening she had seen in her nineteen years of life. Her home looked more beautiful than she had ever seen it, bathed in golden grandeur, the aura that spoke of wealth, power and elegance all at the same time.

Ever since I saw him at the store, I can't take my mind off him, he's been on my mind every moment. "Love is light, the prince of colors. It is blinding, suffusing all you see. You may want to concentrate on other things but it comes with its charm to charm you with its varied play." "Mr. Romantic, the poet. I have told you what I thinking of, take it or leave it."

I chuckle. "I know that. You don't have to smoke them if you don't wan't to. But I know you can use that lighter. Flip it over." She smiles at me while moving her arms through mine and kisses my arm as she watches me flip it over. I smile while I look back down and re-read the words inscribed on the lighter that reads: We Do Not Remember Days, We Remember Moments. I look at her and smile. "I love that saying." He says.

“Keep going, we’re getting to your part.” “Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, ‘Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?’ Actually, who are you not to be?” I take a breath and look at Tara. We are both crying. “Don’t stop. We need the full quote,” Tara said.

She ran her hand over the spines. "You loved poetry," he whispered at her back. She opened her eyes wide. "I was?" He nodded. "You'd quote Rilke when you were under stress." She took a small book from her pocket, opening it. One line came into her mind: "Perhaps all the dragons of our lives are princesses who wait to see us act, once, with beauty and courage." She read it out loud. Vandaulf's voice shook with emotion. "That one was your favorite."

The moon, with its light pouring everywhere, adds to the grandeur of nature's vista. I smiled and replied, "You, Me, and the Moonlight."

She wiped the beads of tears that managed to creep out of her pale and dull eyes as she looked at a ball of glowing blue light in front of her, it’s Zyair’s. “The Light does not equate Good, and the darkness does not equate Evil. Much may not think that way, but not to a true wonderer. One who stayed too long in the dark would appreciate every little thing that shines while the one who stayed on the light would be blinded. Thus, a soul as of the night sky is like a canvas, it’s never too late to paint it back to life.” She finished with a smile. Darkness is nothing but emptiness. She watched the young blue soul glitter with happiness; she seemed to have washed away his distress; it made her

‎ ‎She spoke of love. ‎ ‎“Of a woman who arrived broken and chose to heal,” Lumina said, her voice clear, ringing. “Of a man who saw her strength before she did. Of children who carried their light into the world. Of a pack that became a family, a family that became a nation, a nation that became a world.” ‎ ‎The crowd was silent, hanging on her words. ‎ ‎“They taught us that light isn’t the absence of darkness,” she continued. “It’s the courage to stand in it and burn anyway. To choose love when hate is easier. To choose hope when fear is louder. To choose each other, every day.”

Your only true love is yourself. "That’s not true! Ten years together—you’re the only woman I’ve ever—" "Exactly. Long enough for me to finally see you for who you truly are."