“A queen bows to no one, especially to her king.”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“She always felt whatever I felt. I always felt whatever she did. Fuck everyone else. It was me and her”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“For the supporters of the Dark Romance Revolution. I adore your black hearts”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“If all else perished, and he remained, I should still continue to be; and if all else remained, and he were annihilated, the universe would become a mighty stranger”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“Use the darkness that lives inside you”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“Unleash the anger only on those who deserve it. Let it build within your heart like a well swelling with water . . . then unleash hell on those who took your freedom”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“A path of destruction no one saw coming; the sweetest, most violent deaths carried out with the gentlest of smiles on our faces and the utmost hell in our hearts”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“You’re just a couple of sick fucks”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“I would fucking end them all. And I knew that I’d enjoy it”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“Because I want to watch it die”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“You were born to stand by my side in Wonderland”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“I live in shade. You don’t. You live in the light . . . now change”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“May the devil be firmly on your side”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“Soulmates forged in fire, under the watchful gaze of Satan’s mocking eyes”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“What she didn’t realize was that she was a fucking queen. My blood-soaked queen”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“My little Dolly wasn’t my fucking slave. She was my goddess, a fucking titan”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“Standing before her king like the royalty she was. My queen of the dark”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“You ain’t like everyone else. I couldn’t give a fuck about anyone else. Not a single fucking soul . . . only you”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“Because you’re my favorite person ever. Ever that has ever existed in all the world”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“I didn’t like what the liquor was doing to me. I didn’t like not being in control”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“Sick fuck after sick fuck after sick fuck”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“You’re a young man now, not a child. Question is, what are you gonna do to earn your keep? To pay back what is owed? It’s a man’s duty to never be in debt”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“We plan and we scheme. We plan for the day we once again see the sun and seek revenge on those who thought they could hide us from the world”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“But I wouldn’t cry. I didn’t think I knew how to”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“I never felt anything. Nothing, save the urge to kill and destroy those who destroyed us”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“I had no idea if my only reason for living could be saved”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“My heart was severed completely, the two parts of its flesh repelling the other, trying to escape the rage and pain and fucking consuming darkness”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“I had never felt fear before, but I imagined the sinking hole I felt dropping in my stomach was something like it”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
“As I ran, I fixed my hat back on my head and thought, The Mad Hatter. After all this time . . . . . . finally”
― Tillie Cole, quote from Sick Fux
Tillie Cole
Born place: in Stockton-On-Tees, The United Kingdom
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“For the pedant, dates are deities, worthy of worship, but for the true social historian, they are minutiae only, a shorthand, convenient reminders and no more. You do not ask a Titanic survivor, ‘Let me see now, just exactly when was that?’ You ask him this: ‘What was it like? How did you feel?’ And that is the job of the social historian: to make the past vibrant for the present; to emotionally involve those of us who were not there. And to make us understand.”
― William Goldman, quote from Marathon Man
“When God hands you a gift, you don’t push it away and tell him ‘later'.”
― J.B. Salsbury, quote from Fighting for Flight
“My dear, sweet wife. I will love you, no matter how much you embarrass me, until the day I die.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever Us
“In here was the image
of God. It isn't the devil in humanity that makes man a lonely creature, it's his God-likeness. It's the fullness of the Good that can't get out or can't find its proper "other place" that makes for loneliness.Anna's misery was for others. They just could not see the beauty of that broken iron stump, the colors, the crystalline shapes; they could not see the possibilities there. Anna wanted them to join with her in this exciting new world , but they could not imagine themselves to be so small that this jagged fracture
could become a world of iron mountains, of iron plains with crystal trees.It was a new world to explore, a world of the imagination, a world where few people would or could follow her. In this broken-off stump was a whole new realm of possibilities to be explored and to be enjoyed.
Mister God most certainly enjoyed it, but then Mister God didn't at all
mind making himself small. People thought that Mister God was very big, and that's where they made a big mistake. Obviously Mister God could be any size he wanted to be.
"If he couldn't be little, how could he know what it's like to be a lady
-bird?" Indeed, how could he? So, like Alice in Wonderland, Anna ate of the cake of imagination and altered her size to fit the occasion.After all, Mister God did not have only one point of view but an infinity of viewing points, and the whole purpose of living was to be like Mister God. So far as Anna was concerned, being good, being generous, being kind, praying, and all that kind of stuff had very little to do with Mister God. They were, in the jargon of today, merely
"spinoffs." This sort of thing was just "playing it safe," and Anna was going to
have none of it. No! Religion was all about being like Mister God and it was here that things could get a little tough. The instructions weren't to be good and kind and loving, etc., and it therefore followed that you would be more like Mi
ster God. No! The whole point of being alive was to be like Mister God and then you couldn't help but be good and kind and loving, could you?”
― Fynn, quote from Mister God, This is Anna
“She did not like seeing her loved ones like this, bent over with sorrow; everything in her wanted to cry out, to thrash and scream at the sight of it. But she knew that great grief came from great love, and that their grief was an honor to her. And she did love them so very much.”
― Anne Ursu, quote from The Shadow Thieves
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