Morgan Is My Name Quotes

“My name is Morgan,” I said. “And there aren’t enough words for all that I am.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“In truth, Morgan, I can no longer remember when I haven’t thought of you. It’s as if you’ve been my whole life.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“Morgan is my name, and its origin true at least - “sea-born” by way of the Welsh tongue.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“This sea brought you forth to life - I can hear it roaring in your veins. It brings you strength, is felt in the tidal shift of your moods.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“Never apologize for seeking further wisdom, or for being remarkable.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“My name is Morgan. And there aren't enough words for all that I am.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“Constantly told our bodies are troublesome, complicated, our insides a dangerous tangle compared to men’s? Yet it is nowhere in this book, nor anything we’ve studied. We are half of this living world and no one has ever seen fit to write us down.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“There is nothing simpler than convincing a man of what he believes he already knows.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“How many times did I have to say it ? How old, how angry, how mutinous did I have to be before he realised I would always defy him, no matter the punishment; that with the last breath in my body, I would fight him and refuse to obey any word that came from his lying muderer's mouth.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“I was what remained: Morgan, sea-born and I caged, shattered but soaring, returned to life.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“We can only truely depend on ourselves - I know that now. I wish I had learned it sooner.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“If I am not for you, then I am for no one.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“If you are unholy then I am damned along with you.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“Do not apologize, Lady Morgan. Your decorum leaves a little to be desired, but never have I been able to fault your work. Never apologize for seeking further wisdom, or for being remarkable.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“It isn't weakness," I protested. "Love clarifies, not destroys. It brings strength, fulfilment to our hopes and wants.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“I was flint, and always had been. And I was also steel: hard, forged in blazes, bright and glittering sharp.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“Marriage is like the wind, the widows told us, husbands blow warm then cold, gusting elsewhere, then sweep back with a sensibility of their own. It is pointless to question the wind, they said.

But I was of the sea, turbulent and unceasing; it was not in me to accept platitudes and inconstancy.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“The widows of St. Brigid’s told it true: there is nothing simpler than convincing a man of what he believes he already knows.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“Isn’t it far better to choose a fate entirely on your own terms, in service of your deeper talents and wants of the mind, rather than be led by the weakness of the heart?”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“We were water then, fluent, indivisible; a lake in a rainstorm, rippling with life; a waterfall colliding with itself in tumult and thrill; a river in spring thaw, wild and unceasing, rushing to meet the salt embrace of the sea.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“So then you know,” he said. “I love you and I never stopped. I’ve thought of nothing but you since you returned—and before that. Since ever I saw you.” He met my eyes with a fierce, needful expression I had not seen before. “In truth, Morgan, I can no longer remember when I haven’t thought of you. It’s as if you’ve been my whole life.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“I was made of stone, as if Medusa’s rage had uncoiled within me and caught sight of its own ferocious reflection.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“My mother was marble, her strength cool and smooth and patient; I was dark and made of shards, formed under pressure in places light did not reach. I was flint and always had been.
And I was also steel: hard, forged in blazes, bright and glittering sharp.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“it's not about you Morgan, Ninianne said. It's about them - men, their power, their battles, their pride. Everything they do is to provide them with what they need, no matter the cost.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“The connection runs deep—a Celtic nymph, perhaps, tangled up in your ancient bloodline. No doubt you derive some thrill from any water.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“The name, peregrine,” my father said. “It means ‘wanderer.’ ‘She that roams.’ ” He looked down at me, lines on his face drawn grave. “Do you know what her greatest strength is, Morgan?” “Yes. Her talons, for the crushing of skulls.” He had told me so on our very first flight—the beak is sharp and worth your caution, but never forget her talons: there death resides. But today, I was wrong. “Survival,” he said. “At any given moment she can fly away, knowing she can live. She doesn’t need me, the falconer, or the shelter of the mews. That is the greatest power of all.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“Not only had she succumbed to Uther Pendragon's will, she had spent her life taking his punishment for daring to resiste - her bones and skin bruised, hidden beneath tightly sewn skills, her body and mind violated while keeping those she loved from the same. And not once did she break - the times I railed against her, refusing to speak to her or believe she loved me - not once did she scream the truth: that, however imperfectly, she was saving me,saving my sisters, by not saving herself.”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name

“You can stop believing. What he did was unforgivable.’ She was right, though it would not change me. How could I stop looking for someone I had never ceased seeking since I had first laid eyes on him?”
― Sophie Keetch, Morgan Is My Name