*In case you're wondering, the line is from Braveheart"He called you what??"
"Morphine. Said it was his nickname for me."
"Well I can understand that to a degree. I can understand the intoxication for sure. And the addiction."
"'Too much can kill', he said"
He searched the mental quote archives and selected a suitable line.
"Every man dies. Not every man truly lives."*
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Romantic! A little dark, maybe, but romantic.
I remember the Stones, but Marianne Faithful wrote it! You should read the book by her. It was great. Your 55 is great too :)
I'm up as well HERE
I suppose her response in this story might be "not soon enough" to the first part of that quote. And may those who do live do so well and in the company of love.
But a little can ease ALL pain!
Great Job Mojo..
You nailed this one good...Real Good!
Thank you so much for this fine contribution, and have a Kick Ass Week-End...G
That is what this flash is like: morphine--and I want more.
I like it. :)
A spoonful of romantic ideas, slowly simmered in angst and shadows.
Good stuff.
Thanks for doing Friday 55!
You can read mine right here.
and to truly live would be to be with you always...lol. got caught up in the rmanticism of the story and just continuing the lines. nice 55.
mine is up!
Hmmmm, maybe...
'He wasn't right, in the head.'
Dark and lovely, I thought. And love that dose of Braveheart!
even love can be a way to hide from life. Great 55.
Mine is up Here
I liked the double angle of 'romance' here, at first it seems he's alluding to its addictive qualities, then shatters it by "too much can kill."
My 55 is HERE
liked this !!! loved the end quote :)
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