Quote by Julie Kagawa

You made me feel alive again,

You made me feel alive again,

Summary

This quote suggests that someone has managed to awaken a sense of vitality and happiness in the speaker after a period of feeling dull or lifeless. The person being referred to may have done or said something special that, in turn, caused the speaker to regain their zest for life. This quote is a heartfelt expression, acknowledging the profound impact someone's presence or actions had in bringing back a sense of liveliness and making the speaker feel truly alive once more.

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