We left pieces of ourselves in each other.
JULIA KELLOGG HENRYSitting watching the sunset she was thinking about him the way she always did when she saw something beautiful.
More Julia Kellogg Henry Quotes
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Some things won’t change-some things can’t.
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I have had many highs and lows in my short life neither stays long enough to be familiar.
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Last winter was colder than usual. Maybe it was the warmth that died with the millions of lives covid stole, or maybe it was the way close people betrayed me and left a gaping hole.
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There are castles everywhere filled to the brim with stories swallowed by the wind and long forgotten.
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When everyone that exists right now becomes history packed into the soil and stars I wonder what they will learn about us.
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You have always been able to manipulate my heart in such a way that even though I’m bleeding, I offer you band aids that are holding me together.
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Do not compromise who you are to satisfy the ones that are always trying to change you, that are constantly disappointed in your love.
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I’ve been boiling up for too long, and I’m about to erupt. Its time for the world to feel my fire.
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I have no comfort left to offer you, no love I’m willing to give, I’ve learnt years ago that you will always ask for what you can’t return.
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We lock away our secrets and push them deep down so they feel farther away but they will always be inside us, no matter how well we hide the key.
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Then the light came and swept me off my feet.
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Some things can’t be explained not even with poetry.
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I love the days when the earth smiles back.
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You are the sweet, soft, delicacy that delights my soul. I want to taste every part of your aura’s citrusy tang.
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Dear me, I love you the most when you are being yourself.
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