The Rhyme of Love Quotes

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― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“The rhyme of love is learning relationships aren’t packaged perfectly. Unconditional love can’t be pledged; it has to be acted out obstacle after obstacle. Sex—good sex—is paramount but isn’t a factor. It’s working every day to protect what you value, even in those moments when it’s ugly.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“It impedes your perception of happiness, but if you stick in there…serve the vows, your bond as man and wife will strengthen. Sometimes strength, not perceived happiness, can get you through a stormy night.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“He’s bringing the same thing: All of those ideas and views of marriage. Was he raised by two parents…one? Did he see healthy marriages…was divorce seen in his upbringing? Monogamy? Religion, childhood trauma, family dynamic—the whole gamut. All of those factors plant seeds in our minds, so when we decide to get married, they’ve taken root and come alive in how we conduct ourselves in the marriage.” I slid my hands in the pockets of my jacket, slightly chilled. But she had my attention now. “The definition of happiness is skewed at that point. So now your partner is up against all of these false expectations, which are negative forces. It impacts your commitment to your partner and weakens the vows you made to each other.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“I’d be smelling of champagne all night in the chest while others would be from the mouth. Whatever: I’d fit in.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“But because you serve a loving, forgiving, merciful, and provisional God, you’re covered.” Ezra’s”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“But you didn’t do it right. The Bible says, ‘A man who finds a wife, finds a good thing.’ You didn’t find Wynter. Mike Brown brought her to you as a tool to deceive.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“You don’t necessarily get over trauma, Ragee. You manage it. You process and store it in a place in your brain to help free you of the stressors of it, but it doesn’t always depart.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“My friend, mentor, and pastor. Ezra stood in the wide doorway with his hands gripping his waist.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“It’s not fair,” she hissed. “God ain’t never promised to be fair. He promised to love, be faithful, provide, and heal.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“My pastor always says when you don’t know how to pray or your faith is weak, just pray for His will to be done.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love

“The definition of happiness is skewed at that point. So now your partner is up against all of these false expectations, which are negative forces. It impacts your commitment to your partner and weakens the vows you made to each other.” Laura’s eyes were as clear as the waters I’d just left in the Caribbean, and so was her theory. “It impedes your perception of happiness, but if you stick in there… serve the vows, your bond as man and wife will strengthen. Sometimes strength, not perceived happiness, can get you through a stormy night.”
― Love Belvin, The Rhyme of Love