The tragedy of what could have been is nearly as crippling as what once was but can never be again.
COURTNEY PEPPERNELLLove makes us both happy and sad and there is not a soul alive that has been able to understand why.
More Courtney Peppernell Quotes
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You may not feel it now, but things will get better, even if life doesn’t tell you when.
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You achieve all your dreams by facing your fears. By experiencing the doubt and the disbelief and choosing to carry on anyway.
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You’ve become so damaged That when someone Wants to give you What you deserve You have no idea How to respond.
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If I had any say and my life to do again, I’d have moved us closer.
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It’s okay to close some doors; hell, it’s even okay to lock them.
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You were always miles away. Maybe you were just always meant to be miles away. The distance saw us together in a dream and thought we were better off without all the mess.
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We should kiss. Not because you passed my way by chance but because you stopped and I haven’t been the same since.
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But if I were to take a palette all my colours would be of you.
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You spend your whole life convincing yourself you are a chapter worth following, and then someone comes along and doesn’t want to read the ending, and suddenly the whole story falls apart.
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Does art make sense to you? You are so brave and quiet; I think you would understand.
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Some moments have to happen so they may shape you, teach you, undo you, and remake you.
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When did you become so tired of us?
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Be kind to yourself, the way you would be to someone you love.
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No matter where my life takes me or yours takes you, I will love you whether there are a thousand miles between us or none at all.
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You are allowed to outgrow someone. If the river parts ways, you can forge your own path to the sea.
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