Of Vengeance and Ashes Quotes

“Why you? My moon, why anyone else, but you?”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“The dead don't feel. The dead don't dream. They rot, they decay”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“It is never enough to just exist. Everyone exists. what matters is to live through your existence.”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“Bury me in places I have never been
Bury me in places you have never seen.
Bury me with you, by your side.
But I don’t think I deserve that
For I have never risen from the ashes
I always have been making them.”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“You are worth all my camellias and peonies–all my longing and all my love”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“Ultimately, he was just a child– not a weapon, not a medium– just a child”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“We are the daughters of the witches they burnt. We shall rise from our ashes, unscathed and larger than ever”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“I might be the poet yet you will always be my muse and my words.”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“He didn’t care if he would be a villain in Alastor’s eyes. He had made peace with the fact a long time ago that he cannot control the way someone narrates their side of the story. The world had forced him to grow up he never knew what being truly free and careless was. He was the grandchild of the witches they burnt, so he would make the world a purgatory so his soul could feel warm.”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“He would never lose his only friend and family for something so materialistic. He was even fine if Rufus wanted the whole throne, he would become the seneschal and guide him in times of misery.”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“He will have the throne and he would break it into two to make two seats for two kings to rule.”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“With clocks, you can know when they have been broken, but with humans you sometimes can’t tell.”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes

“Oh Darling, Death is the best lover; it waits for you silently and forever. Sometimes that forever is mere seconds and other times it is decades, yet it will wait for you and welcome you with its arms spread. It doesn’t discriminate between rich-poor, sinners-saints; it loves them all equally hauntingly.”
― Gauri Sharma, Of Vengeance and Ashes