The Eyes That Drowned Uyuni Quotes

“Sometimes the only way to keep love, is to let it go.”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“This is how you will remember that you are mine. Every painful touch, every
aching hug, will remind you - that you are a slave - to me.”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“I wanted to let my conscience go, and see how deep I fall.

I wanted to let the devil take over, and see if I survive.

I love you, Mriga. And for you, I will die.

Tonight.”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“If she wanted you, her eyes would buy you out - and you won’t even know it. She
was three parts devil, and two parts human; and what remained - unchained
spirit.”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“Should I really set her free, and free myself too of the fear - the fear of missing her, forever? Is that what my love for her is leaving me with?”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“You are walking on thin ice - the ice of what remains of the trust between us - carrying the weight of immeasurable guilt.”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“Will you marry me?”, I let my soul go… to go meet hers, through her eyes.”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“I promise to keep you happy, safe, and in love - for as long as my heart wakes; and as much as you soul takes.”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“Honesty is not a virtue, it is a luxury. Most, who struggle to put bread on the table, face this question every day. And hunger wins this game almost every time, beta (son).”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“I once had a complete life - in love, in envy, in pains. Now, I was living a death. A peaceful, gorgeous, liberating death.”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni

“The crowded city streets, the chaos of disorderly lives – nothing could keep her from wreaking love. She always wanted to let go, and I always wanted to own. She always had it coming, and I never had a clue. She could light a moment with a smile, and I would stay lost anticipating the next one. She knew the present. I desired the future. Every. Single. Time.”
― Prashant Chopra, The Eyes that drowned Uyuni