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Diyar Harraz quotes
How queer it was for two lovers to suddenly turn into strangers?
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
We can get through this. You just have to believe in that because we don’t know if a miracle is about to come our way.”- Afia
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
She’d brought everybody apart, tearing the whole family that was once a compact groundwork into a whole new design, ugly and non-structured.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
It was bittersweet and lovely how this thing called family could make you feel belonged, wanted and complete.
— Diyar Harraz, Like The Starlings
There were so many things we left unsaid. Depending on how you look at it, whether you think it was worth saying it out loud, or better kept inside.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
There was this saying that kept on haunting her mind – tears make you seem weak. And she wasn’t weak. It was just that sometimes when she was all alone, it had made everything seemed so much real and convincing.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
Sometimes, things didn’t always happen as we wanted them to.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
I never settled with anything. It was like a pendulum; swinging back and forth but never reached a comatose state. As a sequence of events around me unfolded, I struggled to understand who I was, whose child I was and whether I would ever find a way home.
— Diyar Harraz, Like The Starlings
He’d managed to take hold of her being, her poise and twisted it that it’d mutilated so bad. Even she had forgotten how it had felt to be sane.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
Horror was written all over his face as he began to understand that that child of his wasn’t stupid, or immune to what he had done in the past. It had greatly affected her.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
The scar she’d left her was so deep that it may take a thousand million years to heal. She couldn’t pretend like nothing had happened. She couldn’t shut her feelings, like how you shut a window blind; once you did it, all lights from the outside would be swept away from the room. It had taken her years to acknowledge the fact that she was unwanted; a subject of shame for her mother to sink in. And for sure, it would take her more than nine years to forget it all, in one go.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
To lose someone after you’ve loved them was tougher than losing them when you’ve never even met them.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
Being a successful and wealthy man doesn’t mean that you have to forget about the place where you were brought up and the people who struggleds to make you a better person
— Diyar Harraz, After the Storm
Success has nothing to do with what we accomplish for ourselves, but the amount of hard works we put forward to others
— Diyar Harraz, After the Storm
She knew for a fact that she wasn’t going to sit around and wait for some miracle to happen. She wasn’t going to watch the storm in front of her and pretend like nothing had happened. Yes, Allah is expecting her to be patient and keep on marching forward
— Diyar Harraz, After the Storm
A marriage is sensitive, fragile and crucial. Once you mess up with how you handle it, it will shatter
— Diyar Harraz, After the Storm
Not until you’re bind together with a more pure and sincere relationship, the love you feel to each other will never become something tangible – Sarah
— Diyar Harraz, After the Storm
I synonymously felt my heart beat rapaciously, the heart which was once void of anything alive and well. Now the heart was rasping and knocking on my ribcage as if it was demanding to come out, take its root and grow.
— Diyar Harraz, Like The Starlings
I didn’t know that I’ve completely left them all in the past. There’s a part of me, wishing and hoping, that she would come back for me, and we would start a new life together, but she didn’t.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
It was too easy to lie, when you’d practised it a few times. It was hard the first time, but once it flow from your tongue like the perfect summer breeze, and everybody seemed to believe in it, it became mundane. You’d just have to program it first, copy and paste the same old sentences all over again.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
Don’t try to lie to your heart because one day, it’ll eat you up – Marina
— Diyar Harraz, After the Storm
What Zayd had said to her was hurtful. The words speared across the most sensitive part of her heart like how a gardening spear cut along the leaves, leaving the top part of the bushes bare and lost.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
A few years ago, she thought someone had finally come to love her and accepted her unconditionally, but she was wrong. You couldn’t really define love with money. It was more than that.
— Diyar Harraz, One Minute to Midnight
You can’t stay young forever. Being young is a privilege. God knows, how many of them in their death bed wished to be young again and they regretted all the things they should have and should not have done.
— Diyar Harraz, Like The Starlings
I could just felt the twinge of resentment with her being there, where my mother was supposed to be. What right did she have, to replace that place?
— Diyar Harraz, Like The Starlings
I was like a ten-year-old kid who had been scraped off a mother’s love so sudden and surreal that I kept hoping I could chant a few magical words and slowly, Mama Jas would materialise in front of me.
— Diyar Harraz, Like The Starlings
A marriage is about how clever you deal with it, not about pushing it away when hurricanes come crashing down. You’ve to be strong and find a way to not let the world tear your marriage apart.
— Diyar Harraz, After the Storm
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