“You want to be bad, angel? I can teach you every position it comes in”
― Debra Anastasia, quote from Crushed Seraphim
“That wasn’t blood. It was love. It pours out of you when you lose faith.”
― Debra Anastasia, quote from Crushed Seraphim
“When you just breathe on me, I want you. Being in your arms will melt me. Being naked with you might kill me.”
― Debra Anastasia, quote from Crushed Seraphim
“Please, baby, you had to know the Devil would be well endowed.”
― Debra Anastasia, quote from Crushed Seraphim
“There is something about me, doll face. It’s between my legs, and I do believe a few minutes ago you were praying to it.”
― Debra Anastasia, quote from Crushed Seraphim
“I’m Emma. I’m here to make you see the meaning of your life.” Her exalted words were totally conquered by her dragging tone and lack of eye contact.”
― Debra Anastasia, quote from Crushed Seraphim
“Okay, God. I forgive You for
trusting me. I promise to trust You in return.”
― Debra Anastasia, quote from Crushed Seraphim
Debra Anastasia
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“Here and there among men, there are those who pause in the hurried rush to listen to the call of a life that is more real… He who sees and hears too much is cursed for a dreamer, a fanatic, or a fool, by the mad mob who, having eyes, see not, ears and hear not, and refuse to understand… Only when we can no longer strive in the battle for earthly honors or material wealth, do we turn to the unseen but more enduring things of life; and.. we strive to hear and see the things we have so long refused to consider. Pete knew a world unseen by us, and we, therefore, fancied ourselves wiser than he. The wind in the pines, the rustle of the leaves, the murmur of the brook, the growl of thunder, and the voices of the night were all understood and answered by him. The flowers, the trees, the rocks, the hills, the clouds were to him, not lifeless things, but living friends, who laughed and wept with him as he was gay or sorrowful. ‘Poor Pete,’ we said. Was he in truth, poorer or richer than we?”
― Harold Bell Wright, quote from The Shepherd of the Hills
“There is no sin so great as ignorance. Remember this.”
― Rudyard Kipling, quote from Kim
“My clothes are native to the rug in the center of the room, which my mother has lovingly deemed the hamper.”
― Addison Moore, quote from Ethereal
“Years later he would say that when he'd decided to become a professional baseball player, it was the only time he'd done something just for the money, and that he'd never do something just for the money ever again. He would never again let the market dictate the direction of his life.”
― Michael Lewis, quote from Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game
“He couldn’t be serious. He was not accusing Marc of wanting me dead! If that wasn’t the pot calling the kettle black, I’d…I’d…pound the shit out of the pot myself!”
― Rachel Vincent, quote from Pride
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