My mother always told me that love is like a plant, but she never prepared me for the realization that too much love towards the wrong person can drown your heart until it rots.
EMILY KURCHe grabbed my hand as the flames licked at my feet and the devil and I danced.
More Emily Kurc Quotes
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In a dream like haze, the moment you left still spins on repeat like a broken record.
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I don’t love you anymore. But each time you begin to fade it makes my heart feel numb.
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There was a hesitation in your touch only time could see.
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There were still embers scattered around me from the bridges I have burned. I wonder if they can feel it too. The space between us lingering like a scarlet letter, I’m learning how to love again.
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The sun touched your skin with innocent delicacy as if you were a work of out that was made to be admired deeply.
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I woke up this morning and for once, I had no desire to drink my morning coffee. Is that how it felt for you to wake up and never return?
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A sea of jumbled emotions I had longed to live again, a feeling that no metaphor could match.
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When the leaves begin to fall, I find myself returning to old playlists in hopes that I can feel you holding my hand, or kissing me goodnight, or hear you singing my name into songs and blueing when it makes no sense.
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You don’t deserve my poetry. I hate that I give you that satisfaction still.
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He grabbed my hand as the flames licked at my feet and the devil and I danced.
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Your name still tastes like poison in my mouth.
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We all show our true colors eventually – mine is dark and firesome red. I bet I burned you. I don’t expect to see you soon.
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I like to think of myself as the sun, but it gets really lonely all the way out here especially when everything I try to touch burns.
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I hope you think of me during every thunderstorm.
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The future belongs to those who are brave enough to speak up about things that matter.
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