Quote by Cassandra Clare

For that was love, wasnt it--to burn bright in someone else's eyes?

For that was love, wasnt it--to burn bright in someone else'

Summary

This quote suggests that love is characterized by an intense passion and devotion that is reflected in the eyes of the person loved. It implies that the essence of love lies in igniting a flame within someone's eyes, representing desire, connection, and the adoration experienced by both individuals. The quote portrays love as a powerful force that can captivate and consume one's heart, ultimately defining the essence and beauty of a genuine romantic connection.

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Clockwork Prince Cassandra Clare Clockwork Angel Burning Bright Jem Carstairs

By Cassandra Clare

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