odi et amo ( quotes)

hi everyone
i just stumbled on this quote

Odi et amo. quare id faciam, fortasse requiris?
nescio, sed fieri sentio et excrucior.
I hate and I love. Why does this happen, you may ask. I do not know , but i can feel it happening and it's torturing me.
( if you're wondering how i 'stumbled' onto this, i'm supposed to be studying right now )
this quote immediately reminded me of zero and yuuki, (well mostly zero)

so i have a question, are there any other famous quotes (or not so famous) that fit the series or the characters perfectly?
( i kinda have a thing for quotes )

Nice thread!
Whenever I hear the song Here without you by 3 Doors Down I always think about Zero and how he feels about Yuuki.

Everything I know,

and anywhere I go

it gets hard but it won’t take away my love

And when the last one falls,

when it’s all said and done

it get hard but it won’t take away my love


<3

Well this is a poem, but is that all right?

This poem reminds of Kaname, yuki and Zero.


THREE TINGS TO REMEMBER

A Robin Redbreast in a cage,
Puts all heaven in rage.

A skylark wounded on the wing
Doth make a cherub cease to sing.

He who shall hurt the little wren
Shall never be beloved by men.

William Blake


In the first part it is mentioned a Robin Redbreast in a cage. A robin is a pure being: gentle, harmless and weaker than most of the other animals. A robin is also supposed to be free. This reminds me of Kaname who wants to put Yuki in a cage. And Yuki wants to be free because she is like a little bird (butterfly?).
In the last part its written: Puts all heaven in a rage. Then I think of how angry everyone will get if Yuki is abused by Kaname. Especially Zero and Yuki herself.

In the second part it is still about a bird. But this time it is not a robin, but a skylark. When I hear this part I think of Kaname hurting (killing?) Zero (Zero is the Skylark). And how this will make Yuki, who is the cherub (a cherub is a type of angel mentioned in the Bible) sad. If Kaname hurt Zero in any way he would make Yuki very sad (and angry?) and Im very sure she would not sing or be happy for a long time.

The last part is also about a bird, this time it is a wren (a wren is very small and defenseless bird). And he who shall hurt the little wren could be Kaname. If Kaname hurt someone little and defenseless like a wren, Yuki would hate him (and everyone else: men=Mankind). Or is the wren more like Kaname hurting Yuki?

I hope you all liked the poem of William Blake

Eternity

He who binds to himself a joy
Does the winged life destroy;
But he who kisses the joy as it flies
Lives in eternitys sun rise.

William Blake


I just had to post another poem of William Blake... This poem is like Kanames contradictions (this poem could have been written of Kaname). I dont think I have to explain this poem, but do please notice that William Blake wrote "winged life", like a bird in a cage or maybe a butterfly...

@ snow : I love that song, I agree, it reminds me of zero too x)
@lizz: nice xD, guess william blake is a name I should remember from now on x)