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“How can a place be a home if no one wants you there? This is not a home.” (Lyrebird Quotes)
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“I didn’t know what else to do. I don’t have anywhere else to go, I can’t go back. I’m trying to move forward all the time but I’m grasping at everything and can’t catch on to anything.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“I’ve come a long way. But I’ve a distance to go. My dream? My dream is to soar happily into my future.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“It’s not his job to mind her, or is it? Perhaps that’s a job he’s given himself, placing himself in a position of importance for his own ego.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“Maybe it’s wrong to deprive people of that experience, this experience of you I’m having. Maybe I didn’t want to share you.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“People’s name can change throughout their lives the same way people do. They believe nicknames provide insight into not just the individual but how other people perceive that person. People become a double prism, instead of a one-way mirror.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“She also wants the freedom to be able to act as she deems appropriate, without fearing or dreading the feedback, the sensing the disapproval and disappointment. Of always letting him down. Of having to check herself. She doesn’t want any more cold air between them, but mostly she doesn’t like to have to second-guess herself at a job that she knows she’s more than capable of doing.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“She longs for him to be here, but knows it was she who walked away from him. It’s her fault he’s not here.” (Lyrebird Quotes)
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“Sometimes you see everything so clearly and other times you can’t even see yourself, but then, isn’t that all of us?”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“The more time she is spending around people, the more she discovers of her own character failures. In the cottage she was generous, she was kind, she was positive. In this world new sides of her are emerging and she doesn’t like it. She thought she was a better person than this.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“They’re seeing each other for the first time, two complete strangers, unable to take their eyes off each other. It is the moment his life splits; who he was before he met her and who becomes after.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“This is me, trying to make a choice, to make something for myself in the only way that I know how.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“What has she done, what has she done? She’s cut herself off from people she truly needs. Yet despite the fear of what she’s done, she knows it’s the right thing. The atmosphere in the apartment was toxic. She had to get away from them, and wasn’t it him who was slowly cutting himself off from her?”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“What is she doing in this world? Where is she going? She knows she has so much further to go than the distance she has come.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“Why can’t people just be really good at something? Why do they have to be the best at something?”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
“Why don’t you run away and leave everybody else to clean up the mess? Then you can get on your high horse as usual and blame everybody but yourself.”
Cecelia Ahern
Lyrebird
