Once We Were Starlight Quotes

“We are two halves of the same beautiful star, broken in the heavens. We fell to earth, separate, yet yearning to be together.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“there is a freedom of the heart when you’re released from the darkness that unforgiveness creates. A burden that’s lifted. And I think that’s what forgiveness entails: letting go of the hold the hatred or disappointment or hurt has created.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“Once we were starlight. But now, now we were a universe.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“If I’d been his dreamer when he’d forgotten how to dream, he’d been my champion when I lacked the will to fight.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“Once we were starlight
Two halves of a whole
Fiery atoms
And radiant soul

A celestial collision
Separation unplanned
Our heaven shattered
As we fell to the sand”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“A star could not live with only one half. It’s light would fade to nothing and blink to darkness.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“anything seen through eyes of love is beautiful.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“We hadn’t lost. We had gained. The pain had made our purpose clear and we’d both found a way to see the fullness of our life’s picture. It was beautiful. And it was dark. It was wonderful. And tragic. And yes, unconventional. But it was complete, in all its light and depth. And most importantly, it was ours.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“Some people like to make ugly things bleed,”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“It was beautiful. And it was dark. It was wonderful. And tragic. And yes, unconventional. But it was complete, in all its light and depth.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“You were his dreamer when he forgot how to dream.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“Now I knew that my peace was in my own hands.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight

“Who am I? I didn’t know. Perhaps I never really had. I’d been defined by others. An act in a sideshow written by someone else. All my life.”
― Mia Sheridan, Once We Were Starlight