Inspiring Moon Phases Quotes

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Our love is like the moon, changeable through all the phases of complete disappearance to full existence. It raises the sea up to the sky and makes the cool wind ripple its surface. Blindly sparkling it doesn’t let us see. I know I’m not the only one to love you, but your heart inquired only of me.
Tatjana Ostojic (Baghdad Nights)
The moon doesn’t go through phases. Our perspective of the moon goes through phases. No matter what the calendar says, the moon is always full. Regardless of someone’s opinion, perspective, or inability to see it as whole and complete, the moon is unapologetically full. I find wisdom and strength in this truth.
Steve Maraboli
I realized that I’ll phase back again and this state of elation I have when I’m with you will be over. I’m not ready for it to end. As amazing as all of this is, it’s not complete. I’m so limited on the time we do have that I try to live each moment when we’re together. I never know when it’s gonna be our last.
Nicole Gulla (The Lure of the Moon (The Scripter Trilogy, #1))
The moon is a reminder that no matter what phase I am in, I am still whole.
Unknown
I am rising from the pitfall where I crashed and burned. I am the dark. I am the light. I'm honest. Intuitive. I let feelings wash over me. I'm set in my ways. I'm obsessive. Aggressive. I like to be correct. I'm compassionate. Intimate. Dedicated. I'm wise. Still a child. I'm zesty. I'm temperamental. My heart is on my sleeve. I bury it deep like a treasure. There are days in the sun and some sleepless nights. I have laughter; I have tears. I show my courage; I offer my fear. Inside me is an enigma, a mystic moon with all its phases. My pulses are as vast and bewildering as tides. Out to the ocean, then retreating to the shore. To where they belong.
Cuong Le (STARS)
Ideas were like the tides of the sea or the phases of the moon, they came into being, rose and grew in their proper time, and then ebbed, darkened, and vanished when the great wheel turned.
Salman Rushdie (The Enchantress of Florence)