Quotes tagged ‘Falling In Love’

“You're walking along minding your own business, you're looking neither to the left, nor to the right, when all of the sudden, you run smack into a pretty face. You begin to get weak in the knees, your head's in a whirl! And then you feel light as feather, and before you know it you're walking on air…”

— Larry Morey, Friend Owl (voice), Will Wright, imdb.com

“I wanted love, I needed love.”

— The Black Keys, open.spotify.com

“Falling in love is so bitter sweet.”

— Whitney Houston, open.spotify.com

“Fall in love with someone who is both your safe place and your biggest adventure.”

— Bianca Sparacino, shopcatalog.com

“I'm sorry, but I fell in love tonight. I didn't mean to fall in love tonight.”

— Halsey, open.spotify.com

“Piece of advice; in this line of work, the only thing worth falling in love with is the work itself.”

— Allison Rymer, Lydia Branwell, Stephanie Bennett, imdb.com

“Falling in love with you was never part of the plan, okay? This whole thing started because my ass was on the line. Self-preservation, Jules - you got to understand that. I didn't have a choice. And then we sort of found a groove, and by the time you showed up, it was so much fun. I put away, like,…”

— James Roday, Bill Callahan, Shawn Spencer, James Roday, imdb.com

“When a guy don’t fall for a broad, he’s through.”

— Al Capone, time.com

“His brain was in a wild whirl — the glitter of the stalactite cave turned to a gyrating wheel of jewel-work; there was nothing anymore — no universe, no existence — nothing but love, love, love, beating strung hammer-strokes through every fibre of his frame.”

— Marie Corelli, amazon.com

“He loved her! The terrible, beautiful tempest of love had broken over his life at last; there was no escape from its thunderous passion and dazzling lightning glory.”

— Marie Corelli, amazon.com

“He felt as though he were endowed with a thousand senses — each one keenly alive and sensitive to the smallest touch, and there was a pulsation in his blood that was new and beyond his control — a something that beat wildly in his heart at the sound of Thelma's voice or the passing flutter of the wh…”

— Marie Corelli, amazon.com

“He understood at last what poets meant by their melodious musings, woven into golden threads of song — he seemed to have grasped some hitherto unguessed secret of his being — a secret that filled him with as much strange pain as pleasure.”

— Marie Corelli, amazon.com

“To see a beautiful elf with golden wings come fluttering, fluttering gently down from the sky, — you open your arms to catch her — so . . . and just as you think you have her, she leans only a little bit on one side and falls, not into your heart — no! — into the heart of someone else! That is grief…”

— Marie Corelli, amazon.com

“And shall I ruffle the sweet leaves; shall I crush the tender petals? Or shall I simply transform them, from pansies into roses, — from the dream of love, — into love itself?”

— Marie Corelli, amazon.com

“He wished to be alone with his own thoughts for awhile — to try and resolve the meaning of this strange new emotion that possessed him, — a feeling that was half-pleasing, half-painful, and that certainly moved him to a sort of shame.”

— Marie Corelli, amazon.com

“Love is electricity. Two telegrams are enough to settle the business, — one from the eyes of the man, the other from those of the woman.”

— Marie Corelli, amazon.com

“I wonder how in such a short time you’ve managed to take my heart.”

— Alexis Ren, instagram.com

“In that moment, love came and it came big, and he did not run as I think a lot of men do.”

— Lisa Bonet, net-a-porter.com

“Do it. Just say something. No, don’t. Don’t stare. Side-hug and leave. No. Ask for her number. Why are you panicking? She’s just a girl”

— Alyson Stoner, teenvogue.com

“Perhaps we were friends first and lovers second. But then perhaps this is what lovers are.”

— André Aciman, amazon.com