The Seamstress of Ourfa Quotes

“OhI dreamt of his arms long before I felt them. He would stand near me, just feet away, and my body would arch towards his. If I had taken a knife I could have cut the air between us, fed it to the birds and watched them fall to the earth with the weight of it.”
― Victoria Harwood Butler-Sloss, The Seamstress of Ourfa

“They were just words that had slipped from her mouth. And what are words? Nothing but hot air and vibration. Only the bitter cold can make you see them. But sadly, words never get lost. Words last longer than matter – longer than anything you may have or have lost. Words are what, if anything, remain.”
― Victoria Harwood Butler-Sloss, The Seamstress of Ourfa