299 Quotes by A.G. Howard

I hear the carnations talking over the drone of white noise in the background. They’re saying how painful it is to be snipped at the stems, complaining about the quality of the water they’re swimming in, asking to be put back into the ground so they can die in peace.

I have this character flaw. Called dignity.

Insecurity sinks its teeth in, vicious and biting. But.

I escape to my bedroom and feed my pet eels some chopped boiled eggs. Aphrodite and Adonis perform a graceful dance, entwining their bodies, capturing the food as it floats down like they’re lovers catching snowflakes on their tongues.

Regret fills my already crowded heart.

Some people have no business attending a dignified tea. Gawking as if I belong in a zoo, when they’re the ones who have all the manners and the fashion sense of a monkey.

Sometimes it takes more courage to stay in place than to move.

But only one lady is my equal in every way. Intellectually, physically, magically.” “It’s all about her, isn’t it?” My envy is almost palpable. “You’d endanger anyone to have her in your arms.” “Absolutely, I would.

You do. Because of who you are. What you are. One half brimming with dark curiosities and a fierce appetite for all things mad. But the other half whimsy and light – filled with courage and loyalty.