Joy

"The moon had never been as bright as the shine it was granting the sky with, committing every moment until sunrise."

"May I be awoken by the thunder of Zeus & touched by his lighting. It only need strike once. Once is enough to ignite the soul with purpose."

"You are my perfect sentiment."

"I sit under the weeping willow to watch the hanged man divine his truth."

"I could hear the human noise as were standing still in between the spaces of silence."

"You are my dark turned to bright, the day into my light. A vision of splendour to my lights, light."

"I am insatiable - aim to sate me but never dull my flames of desire that are fuelled by the existence of you."

"All that I am. All that I will be is defined by this moment."

"You are the master of my heart. I am a slave to you're soul. Intertwined in a perfect embrace that I will never release myself from."

"Never forsake what we have. There is no barter or trade worth exchanging what we mean to one another."

"Control is an illusion, as is restraint. Dark to light, light to darkness."

"You are worth fighting for."

"Happiness comes easier when I'm thinking of you."

"Never deviate from the path unless you are going to make love in the bushes ..."

"Every cloud has a silver lining. The edge of light that shines brightest holds a sliver of hope for a bright today & an even better tomorrow."

"Joy is something we can’t manufacture. Joy happens to us not because of us."

"Joy explodes throughout the book of Psalms like fireworks, and is the most potent anti-missile defense system there is."

"There’s this human capacity for joy and endurance, even when things are at their worst. A joy that occurs not despite our suffering, but within it."

"When it comes to developing a worldview, we tend to face this false division: Either you are a realist who says the world is terrible, or a naïve optimist who says the world is wonderful and turns a blind eye. [Jack] Gilbert takes this middle way, and I think it’s a far better way: he says the world is terrible and wonderful, and your obligation is to joy. . . . A real, mature, sincere joy—not a cheaply earned, ignorant joy. He’s not talking about building a fortress of pleasure against the assault of the world. He’s talking about the miraculousness of moments of wonder and how it seems to be worth it, after all."

"Judge not, lest ye miss out on all the fun."