The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love. — Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
Download Customize

The heart's the trouble. It knows the monster but remembers the love.

— Gemma Farrow, Beneath the Willow
Pin Share Tweet Telegram
Topics
horror short story vampire

More “Horror” Quotes

Person 1: "Stay back....I have a demon inside of me."Person 2: "Let me get closer...I have a hell inside me where your d — John Hennessy
Our lives are defined by fear from the very time we are born to the time we bid adieu to this material world. — Faraaz Kazi, The Other Side
Some girls are sweeter… Others have a tinge of bitterness… It is as if I can smell their souls. Their experiences and re — Katlyn Charlesworth, The Beauty Mark
When am I going to learn to stop questioning authority and just eat the Soylent Green? — Red Tash, This Brilliant Darkness
He was too damn old to run now, too tired of that romantic idea of freedom that infected the heads of the young and late — Allison M. Dickson, Strings
He hurried back. Walls seemed to shift and advance. Right here, it must be. Wasn’t this passage too short? No, it wasn’t — Ramsey Campbell, The Face That Must Die
Language is a city to the building of which every human being brought a stone. — Eric Garner, Thinking Skills - Using Your Brain in the Information Age
Wielding a hammer, however, you’re at the very heart of the experience, being flooded with wonderful sensations that sim — Richard Laymon, The Museum of Horrors
He slammed the door and ran blindly down the corridor, grabbing at handles. What exactly had he seen? They had been eati — Ramsey Campbell, Alone With the Horrors: The Great Short Fiction, 1961-1991
He was six years old this time, and ancient. — Red Tash, This Brilliant Darkness
The crying wailed, somewhere beneath the planks. Several sweeps of the light showed that the cellar was otherwise desert — Ramsey Campbell, Alone With the Horrors: The Great Short Fiction, 1961-1991
It was a hideous ancient thing that stood on tiger feet in the middle of the floor. Like a showpiece. And he did enjoy s — Richard Laymon, Hotter Blood: More Tales of Erotic Horror