Grieving Graves Quotes

“If I had to steal the earth, knife the sun, and fuck over the moon for you, I would.” “And they say romance is dead.”
― M.H.B., Master of Death

“I’m ready to take on nightmares if it means he’ll dream of roses and gardens rather than thorns and cemeteries.”
― M.H.B., Master of Death

“This is what being on ten different drugs must feel like—as if beautiful angels are here to save you, here to distract you from the pain, here to give you a small dose of strength before your world finally crashes at your feet. He left me behind, my guardian angel, but he never left my heart.”
― M.H.B., Master of Death

“She always knows everything. She’s the whispers on the wall when the clock strikes midnight. Secrets rarely stay hidden from her for too long.”
― M.H.B., Master of Death

“We shouldn’t fear death. Death is probably the most painless, calmest, most beautiful experience anyone can go through. It’s leaving our loved ones behind that kills; the rest is truly finding peace in this dark, dark world.”
― M.H.B., Master of Death

“Never love anybody who treats you like you’re ordinary.” I’m sorry I couldn’t give you the world. It was impossible to do so when I haven’t wanted to be a part of it for so long.”
― M.H.B., Master of Death

“It doesn’t make sense; none of this makes sense. But that’s love. It doesn’t have barriers, nor boundaries, nor borders to cross. Love simply is. In its most subjective form. Love is anything if not irrational. Raw. Bleeding. Passion. Fire. Fury. Love doesn’t need measurement tools. It’s felt. And it knows. The heart always knows. You can’t lie to it. It knows more than you do.”
― M.H.B., Master of Death

“I swear to God this is what purgatory feels like. We don’t feel it when we die. We’re not faced with the consequences of our actions then. No, no. We’re forced to stare at our actions right in the face of the wild flames called life. There’s no after—just now and this crippling state of mind.”
― M.H.B., Master of Death

“They say love gives people the power to destroy you. But perhaps that isn’t true. Perhaps what destroys us is our reluctance to walk away.”
― M.H.B., Master of Death