Conversations I Have of Her Quotes

“The hurt has altered me absolutely, yet my love remains faithfully yours to its entirety.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“It was easier to function amidst addiction than it ever was amidst withdrawal. Neither of which compared to how difficult it felt functioning sober in the first place.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“Raymond, baby. Look. The sunset. It’s blushing.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“The living aren’t forgiving, since seldom do they forgive”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“My answers became her reality, while her questions distorted mine”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“Dear, I write to you senselessly.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“I’m irrevocably in love with you. Always. I love you always.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“I tried to write but she was all I could write about.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“She was an emotion to me; one I often missed and frequently abused.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“Insignificance fascinates me.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“The water looks like expensive black fabric.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“When the curiosity started consuming my every thought, I decided to give it a chance, as it will most definitely be my last.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“The way I felt about her at that very moment was a mixture of pity and disgust which in no way defines how I ever truly felt about her.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“The purest forms of beauty ever really come from but the greatest of tragedies.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“You have always been protected by the wings of love”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“Her answers became my reality, while her questions distorted mine.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her

“The living aren’t forgive, since seldom do they forgive.”
― Yomna Ibrahim, Conversations I Have of Her