Asman Quotes

In Damien’s eyes, the dividing line betwixt adult and child was simply how self-serious one was.

No one’s better at seeking out silver linings than the profoundly doomed.

The kid stepped into the office, skittish like a baby deer who’d just been offered a salt lick by a pervert in an off-white panel van.

If you don’t care for the message, disparage the delivery.

Das ghar to chhut chuke hain kahan tak karoon khasam Kis ja bithaye dekhiye ab asman mujhe.

Zindagi ki train per sawaar, hawa k woh zor se jhonkon se urne wali zulfon ne kuch rukh badalti hue raston ki yaad dilaye; asman to aik he tha lekin badalte hue rung aur yadain. Woh radio per lgi hui dhun aur train k chalne ki awaz kuch mukhtalif theen lekin unka aik sa he taluq mehsos hua. Kahan zindagi ruk si gyee thi; tham sa gya tha karwan; thehar se gye the kam;chalti rhi hawa; khilte rahe phool. Ehsas hua k zindagi to mukhtasir he rahi hamesha; farq itna hai k masroofiat ne kabhi yeh mehsoos krne ka waqt he nahi dya. Kya waqt ka paheya yun ghooma k dunya ruk si gyi aur zameen-o-asmaan ne sans lena shuru kardya jo shayad kaheen ruk sa gya tha. Kaheen woh taluq aur rabta thehar sa gya; woh zindagi ki tez raftar kaheen halki hote hue mehsoos hone lgi; kuch muktalif sa lgne lga waqt shayad kaheen woh tez hawa jo andhi k manind thi woh ub tham si gyi thi. zindagi ne naya rukh le lya; aur insan heraan hogye.

Sungguh perkara pertama yang akan aku lakukan jika waktu boleh diputarkan kembali ialah tidak meninggi diri. Hari ini, aku ialah aku yang baharu, yang tidak memerlukan pujian untuk terus berlari.

Children thought the moon was made of cheese; adults believed in more complex but equally silly things, like government. Everything was one big joke.

the biggest lie he’d believed as a child was that adults knew what they were doing. They absolutely did not. In Damien’s eyes, the dividing line betwixt adult and child was simply how self-serious one was.  Children thought the moon was made of cheese; adults believed in more complex but equally silly things, like government. Everything was one big joke.

The costume blood was a problem—none of it smelled enough like actual blood for his taste—but they really did make some astoundingly realistic prosthetics these days, and Damien figured he could cross the blood bridge when they got there. After all, practically everyone he knew was full of the stuff. They

Ghosts didn’t exist, and if they did they certainly didn’t concern themselves with bored college dropouts who couldn’t accept the fact they’d accidentally become homemakers.

And finally little Russell, tucked safe and sound in his racecar bed, a stocking cap on his head, because IMAGERY IS GOD MOTHERFUCKER.

the biggest lie he’d believed as a child was that adults knew what they were doing.

Always smells good, this room,” Jimmy said. “No idea why. Rest of the basement’s like a skunk took a shit in a septic tank. Anyway—

the biggest lie he’d believed as a child was that adults knew what they were doing. They absolutely did not.