319 Quotes About Greek-mythology

Maybe that's why you demonised them, turned them into monsters,because you think monsters are easierto understand than women who say no to you.

Zeus may have been the God of lightning and of thunder.But it was Herawho invented the rain

I am Cassandra—she who, without asking,understood it all and still came to her fate,I, Cassandra, full of visions,who sees her own death without turning away,and hears in the night the day that follows.

Overhead the constellations dip and wheel. My divinity shines in me like the last rays of the sun before they drown in the sea. I thought once that gods are the opposite of death, but I see now they are more dead than anything, for they are unchanging, and can hold nothing in their hands.

Their gazes locked, and together they saw the squandered mirages slain beneath their feet, cemeteries of lonesome dreamers who gave up their wings under the name of love, salt-soaked kisses half-forgotten and twice-remembered.

Victoria was so wrong about me. I expected them to put me first, above everyone else.I am selfish. I am weak. I am bad.And I need Jasper. I need him like I need air to breathe. No—somehow, that cliché doesn’t seem quite right. He’s more like a shot of whiskey after a hard day. A burst of heroin in my burning veins.He is my drug. My ambrosia.I can’t live without him.

everybody loves himself more than his neighbor.

Who are you?" I asked as he turned and headed deeper into the cavern. "I am Fenrir the Wolf." "I'm sorry, did you say you're a wolf?

كان الحزن متاهة يونانية لا يمكن لبكرة أن تخرجنا منها، ولكن وجود من يقف في جوارنا يمكن أن يقنعنا بإمكانية التعايش معه ونسيانه وتقبل الأمر الواقع.