Quote by Sophie Monroe

“...'woman are like angels, when someone breaks our wings we continue to fly around on our broomsticks because we're flexible like that.”

— Sophie Monroe

“We’re all angels,” Elle, another bridesmaid, said. “And when someone breaks our wings, we simply continue to fly . . . on a broomstick.”

— Jill Shalvis

“As the paramedics lifted her, my grandmother's corpulent arms swung like bat wings with the life squeezed out of them.”

— Andrew Davidson

“Old women have a thing for me. And I don't mean a pinch-my-cheek, pat-my-head kind of thing. I mean a grab-my-ass, rub-my-junk, why-don't-you-push-my-wheelchair-into-the-broom-closet-so-we-can-get-nasty kind…

— Emma Chase

“We're told that angels fly because they take themselves lightly. But it is joy that puts the wind beneath their wings.”

— Gillian Anderson and Jennifer Nadel

“Far too often, the best thing I can have in my hand when someone makes a promise is a really big broom so that…

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Lady, you who are so great, so powerful, that who seeks grace without recourse to you would have his wish fly upward without wings.”

— Dante Alighieri

“Sometimes we need to bend before we fly.”

— Noor Alasadi

“A young girl needs to spread her wings, but a young woman needs roots.”

— Sydney Logan

“What are you looking at?" "A beautiful woman who makes me think I can fly.”

— Elle Casey

“Don't you see, we are not in the same position. You were given wings to fly above the clouds, but I'm a woman, mine…

— Boris Pasternak

“Sometimes you just have to let go and fall and build your wings on the way down”

— Kabi Yamada