How often do we search for the right words to express our feelings? Unfortunately, at the most inopportune moment we fall into drowsiness, and the prepared speech looks stupid and dumb. We have compiled a selection of beautiful quotes from the classics about love that will give you a feeling of romance and magic on Valentine’s Day.
“The lover must share the fate of the one he loves.” Mikhail Bulgakov, “The Master and Margarita”
“The measure of hell you can endure is the measure of your love.” Ayn Rand and Atlas Shrugged
“I recognize friendship by the absence of disappointments, and true love by the absence of resentment.” Antoine de Saint-Exupery, “The Castle”.
“Love is an aspect that rejects all other aspects. This…freedom for two.” David Herbert Lawrence, Women in Love
“Women without a male society fade away, and men without a female society become stupid. Anton Chekhov
“Can anyone imagine how skillfully people deceive their own hearts?” Yukio Mishima, “Love Passion”
“When you love someone, you look for what is missing. That’s why it’s always difficult when you think about someone you love. Anyway. “It’s like you’re walking into a painfully familiar room you haven’t been in for a very long time.” Haruki Murakami, “Kafka on the Shore”
“The most surprising thing about being in love (and it was love, wasn’t it?) is the complete indifference to others.” Virginia Woolf, “Mrs. Dalloway”
“Just because someone doesn’t love you the way you want doesn’t mean they don’t love you with their whole soul.” gabriel garcia marquez
“Love is an answered prayer where there are no words, only the sea.” Elçin Safarlı
“Never love someone who treats you like an ordinary person.” oscar wilde
“Love escapes from those who pursue it, and falls on the necks of those who run away.” William Shakespeare, The Merry Wives of Windsor
“You can’t stop loving someone if they’re dead, damn it. Especially if he’s better than anyone else alive, you know?” Jerome David Salinger, “The Catcher in the Rye”
“Love is a pleasant deception that a person accepts of his own free will.” Alexander Pushkin
“When a man acts like a lover, he tries to be cheerful, polite, and show every kind of attention. But if he is truly in love, he is like a sheep.” Agatha Christie “The Mystery of the Blue Train”
“This saying has already been worn out by poets and is not subject to discussion. Yet you still feel the tense anticipation, the endless alertness, the constant cycle within you, like a cat before it leaps, like St. It is inappropriate to express, like Elmo’s fire, which sparkles erratically on the pillars of your emotions and heralds a storm. Erich Maria Remarque
“Love is like fire, it comes and goes without your will.” stendhal
“Love words are always the same. “It all depends on whose mouth it comes from.” man major
“Seeking diversity in love is a sign of impotence.” Honor de Balzac
“The person who needs you will always find a way to be there.” Mikhail Lermontov
“Love is like a tree; It grows on its own, puts down deep roots in our entire being, and often continues to grow and bloom even in the ruins of our hearts.” Victor Hugo
“Every argument about love destroys love.” Lev Tolstoy
“You should never respond to hatred and evil with love. To see the truly good gull in each of these birds, you must train yourself and help them see the same gull in themselves. That’s what I call love.” Richard Bach
“Love is a selfless feeling, it is a one-way street. So you may love cities, architecture, music, dead poets, or, if you have a special temperament, a god. Because love is a love between a reflection and its object.” Joseph Brodsky
“Of course the person you love in me is better than me: I am not like that. But you love, and I will try to be better than myself.” Mikhail Prishvin
“Wealth means nothing when it comes to true love.” O. Henry “Gold and Love”
“Love is swimming, you must dive headfirst or not enter the water at all. If you walk along the shore in knee-deep water, you will only be splashed, cold and angry.” Sergey Yesenin
“Many people think that love is just about choosing a woman and marrying her. And they choose, I swear, I saw it myself. Is it really possible to choose in love? Isn’t love like a lightning strike that suddenly strikes you and pins you to the ground in the middle of the garden? You may say that they choose it because they like it, but I don’t think so. Beatrice was not chosen, Juliet was not chosen. “They don’t choose the torrential rain that falls on the heads of those leaving the concert hall and instantly soaks them to the skin.” Julio Cortazar, “Hopscotch”
“Love is wanting to experience all four seasons with someone. When you want to run under the blooming lilacs with one of the spring storms, and in the summer you want to pick berries and swim in the river. Make jam together in autumn and close the windows against the cold. “It helps get rid of runny nose and long evenings in winter.” Ray Bradbury “Dandelion Wine”
“Sometimes love is not the virtue of the person you love, but simply your ability to love.” John Fowles, “The Wizard”
Source: People Talk
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