It's a fact that you can't help who you fall in love with. And for Rosaline Davenport and him, it definitely shouldn't have been each other.
Because, sometimes, love stories have blood on them.
[warning: this is the mother of all slow-burns]
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originates from Persian roots, but found its way into the Urdu vocabulary;
combined together, it possesses a more intimate nature (as with anything that is joined with the prefix "hum") no definitive English equivalent; but the idea is that it means someone who knows exactly what you're going through, who knows the ache you feel because they're in that same pain with you.
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»i read this quote by David Jones, something like “In The End, Even The Stars Choose Destruction Over Life”. there was a haunting truth to it — and it reminded me of me. for i was once a heavenly, celestial thing too. i was once an angel. i remember having wings. and what is it that they say about the best of angels? something about them being the cruelest of demons? that is what happens when you take a heavenly, celestial thing and destroy all that it holds most dear. that is what happens when you drag soft people through hell and set aflame all that they once loved. i now have bowstrings where i once had wings. and my ribcage is built of arrows alight with fury, with wrath—with hellfire. and every time i breathe, one shoots out—your name engraved on the arrow's head. my demons were not born. they're a result.«
