Quote by Dianna Hardy

At the sound of my name, those two worlds on either side of me collide, and my lips meet his. Time ceases to exist, and so, apparently does any logic that my mind is hanging on to. Logic would say that this is insane; every other fibre of my being says it's right.

At the sound of my name, those two worlds on either side of

Summary

This quote portrays a moment of intense passion and the collision of two contrasting worlds. The speaker describes how, upon hearing their name, the barriers between these worlds disappear as they are consumed by a kiss. The quote suggests that this connection defies rationality, as the speaker acknowledges the madness of their actions, yet they cannot deny the magnetic pull they feel towards the other person. It emphasizes the power of instinct and emotion, highlighting the conflict between logic and unbridled desire.

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Time Love Romance Kiss Logic Of Heart

By Dianna Hardy

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