Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World (Aristotle and Dante, #2)

by Benjamin Alire Sáenz

don’t want you to live in the prison of my thoughts. I’m the only one who should be living there.

Sometimes silence was the only song worth singing.

Not everyone you love is meant to stay in your life forever.

Don’t own other people’s assumptions.

Well, it was like love—not like the love I had for Dante, but the kind of love I couldn’t put a name to.

“Don’t ever let the hate rob you of the life you’ve been given.”

We do invent who other people are.

Sometimes words ran away just when you needed them to stay.

was us that would have to keep that word new—even when it felt old.