Fallen Feather Quotes

“Safe word is Edward Cullen,' I moaned. 'Do your worst.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“Calm down, Feather. Think about puppies, or vibrators, or orcs who love librarians.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“I would sacrifice myself a thousand times over to protect the good, the helpless, and the vulnerable. The truth, and this place. To keep them from stamping out love.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“She blinked those miraculous, deep eyes at me, tilted her head and said, “Dada?”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“I loved you then,” I said to her, as I opened the door. “And I will make up for my abhorrent behavior somehow.” And maybe you’ll learn to love me, too.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“You hypnotized me with your man breasts,” she accused, her mouth drawn down in disapproval.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“The words came out on an exhalation that smelled ever so faintly of a horrific perfume combining odor of dead fish with a soupçon of midsummer-port-a-john, and finishing notes of industrial toilet cleaner.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“You are the light that fills the skies of my heart. You are the darkness that folds itself around me as I sleep. You are the only creature in seven thousand years to move me, to teach me what it is to love another so wholly, that I would trade all of my days for one moment in your arms.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“Then he gathered my soul energy all around me, and spoke a single word that made my head feel as if it might explode. It meant something like creation, but also re-creation. It meant grace and redemption and sacrifice. And it had a directive embedded in it.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“But what is love, if not a beautiful madness that makes the clamoring world fade into nothing, and brings clarity to one moment, one soul? I would sacrifice far more than my wings to save you. And given another chance, I will.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather

“Every realm could fall and I would still be safe in my sweet soul's love.”
― Merri Bright, Fallen Feather