Between the Abyss and Paradise Quotes

“Many times, we give beautiful names to our miseries and catastrophes. And that's how we lock down the memories inside us, from which we always want to escape.”
― Akshay Vasu, Between the Abyss and Paradise

“The empty mug in a coffee shop, that empty bench in a park. The sound of rain in a lonesome night, that gentle breeze on a seashore. Everything reminded him of her. And none ever could fill those voids, but her.”
― Akshay Vasu, Between the Abyss and Paradise

“She had the constellations marked all over her back, and he moved his fingers gently over them, joining those dots, one after another.”
― Akshay Vasu, Between the Abyss and Paradise

“I exist in the tears that you shed when you stumble upon a song that brings all your memories and pours on you at once. I exist in every touch of you, that kills a rose for a second and then makes it immortal. I exist in that thunder that shakes the heart of your world and brings it down to its knees. I am everywhere inside you, where you know I would exist, but you would never search.”
― Akshay Vasu, Between the Abyss and Paradise

“They were like the day and night. Sometimes the light consumed the darkness and shined. And sometimes the darkness crawled on the light, slowly embracing it and hiding it in silence.”
― Akshay Vasu, Between the Abyss and Paradise

“In all this chaos, I promise you will be the only escape I'll ever choose. And after that, I promise you will be the only chaos with which I'll ever fall in love again.”
― Akshay Vasu, Between the Abyss and Paradise

“You probably hold the keys to all the doors that lead to my world. And I fear someday I will not be able to change the lock for every door out there permanently for you when it becomes necessary.”
― Akshay Vasu, Between the Abyss and Paradise

“In that place, everybody was strangers. But somehow everyone had a face that was, somewhere etched in my mind.”
― Akshay Vasu, Between the Abyss and Paradise

“It was devastating and painful to watch how they broke something so beautiful and complete. Just to fix something that was already terribly broken.”
― Akshay Vasu, Between the Abyss and Paradise