Soulful Love Quotes

“Have u loved someone so deep in your heart, u wanted to keep them hidden & all to yourself?”
― Dinesh Kumar Biran

“A soulful woman loves a man not for who he is, but for what he may become.”
― Abhaidev, That Thing About You

“All have senses, but not all have sensuality.”
― Lebo Grand

“Your thoughts make me miss you. I feel pain. And I feel restless. As if a part of me is incomplete without you. Then I feel deeper pain. And then I become soulful! You will always be an unfinished part of me.”
― Avijeet Das

“Soulful love, is poetry in motion”
― Angie karan

“When we are both in touch with our own sensuality, the experience is ah-mazing because the deep in me calls out for the deep in you, leading to a harmonic dance of passion.”
― Lebo Grand, Sensual Lifestyle

“There are all kinds of love in this world
The kind of love when you get married for the first time
The kind of love when you steal your first kiss beneath the tree
The kind of love when you love someone else but lying to your soul
The kind of love when you are alone and hug the ground”
― Gurpreet Dhariwal, Kaurageously Yours

“Sensuality is essentially the only instrument I know how to play (though yes, I do know how to play the keys), but with a listener who understands nothing or does not wish to understand and who does not feel with me in what I am playing, all my pleasure, let alone effort, is spoiled”
― Lebo Grand, Sensual Lifestyle

“I suspect we're both aware of the truth, but neither says a thing to disrupt the flow of electricity through our fingertips”
― Dave Cenker, Second Chance

“When two soulful people meet the entire universe pauses in that moment!”
― Avijeet Das

“All his life, he has been
as strong and tall as an oak tree,
towering over the world.
She sees through the canopy of leaves
and the protective layer of bark
that surrounds him.
She sees the new green shoots
of growth curling towards the light,
and the way his roots reach towards stability.
All his life, he has needed to be strong,
but with her, he can be vulnerable.
Underneath the soil, their
roots tangle together, like two
hands reaching out.”
― Eli Ray, Twelve Midnight