Don’t ask to hold my hand if you can’t handle the weight it carries.
ANNIE MENENDEZ
ANNIE MENENDEZ
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The past came to hunt her, but she prepared to fight her demons. She was now a fair believer of herself.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez I wouldn’t use my wings to fly away I would use them as a shield from pain.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez I know we don’t talk anymore, but I still whisper your name to the moon.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez When I hug you, there is always one thought that comes to my mind : our bodies were meant to hold each other.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez My heart is completely filled by you that I no longer believe I can call it mine.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez But you’re already brave. You decided you’re also important, and that’s all that matters.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez If only we knew which goodbyes were our last.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez With your heartbeat like welcome music, I knew we could make a perfect melody.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez You are telling me you tried and still, you lost? Darling, you already won just by trying.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez Let the shore take all your negative thoughts into the deepness of the ocean.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez I’m just sitting in the darkness, waiting for the light to come. Dear boy, the only way out is the face your fears and become your light.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez I don’t have a drug problem. I have a you problem.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez I may not fit into your definition of a perfect woman, Even when I have the power to embrace all my flaws and scars. But I get it. You still fail to recognize that perfection lies in the beauty of so many perfections.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez Let’s hold hands until the stars drown.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez Be the sun and shine. Shine so bright not even the darkest clouds will be able to dull your light.
Annie MenendezAnnie Menendez The taste of your lips? The taste of love.
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