Sarah Chorn > Quotes

“There are good people in this world, silent and stalwart, practicing quiet acts of bravery each and every day.”
― Sarah Chorn, Of Honey and Wildfires

“He hated his husband as much as he loved him. This tear down the center of his soul held a universe in it.”
― Sarah Chorn, Seraphina's Lament

“This was a woman coming undone and yet fiercely refusing to break. This was strength in its purest form. Giants, Joy realized, truly did walk this world.”
― Sarah Chorn, A Sorrow Named Joy

“I might not know what you are feeling. 
But I know grief. ”
― Sarah Chorn, The Alchemy of Sorrow

“Things that fall: Tears Petals. Stars. Snowflakes. Leaves in autumn. Rain. The sun.”
― Sarah Chorn, Glass Rhapsody

“She smiled, but it wasn’t a nice smile. It wasn’t the kind of smile that would welcome you home and put you at ease. Hunger’s smile was an attack. It was a cold threat and a calculated promise. It was violence with pink lips, and cruel intent’s sharp teeth.”
― Sarah Chorn, Seraphina's Lament

“Home is not a place. Home is an architecture of bones and a steadily thumping heart. Home is where dreams are born, and monsters are put to rest. It is where the soul can unfurl like the petals of a flower and find succor in the golden blush of each new day.”
― Sarah Chorn, Of Honey and Wildfires

“No one ever told me that love is an ocean. That to love, you must let yourself drown.”
― Sarah Chorn, Oh, That Shotgun Sky

“There is a glory in the shatter, in allowing the cracks to surface and the ground to become unsettled.
We are, none of us, whole, riddled with wounds and trying to plaster them over as best we can.”
― Sarah Chorn, The Necessity of Rain

“he put his hand on my heart and whispered, “Ain’t a man in this world who deserves to be loved as well as I’ve been.”
― Sarah Chorn, Oh, That Shotgun Sky

“Did physical exhaustion weigh more than emotional exhaustion? Were they like warring dogs fighting over the scraps of him?”
― Sarah Chorn, A Sorrow Named Joy

“We’ve got to stop loving things the way a bullet loves a gun.”
― Sarah Chorn, Oh, That Shotgun Sky