Whats your greatest fear? I’m afraid of heights. Do you fear the heights in which you stand or at the depths to which you may fall? – fear of falling.
HALEY ANN WARDAll of the words in her head keep her from being lonely but they aren’t always kind.
More Haley Ann Ward Quotes
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I ate my grief and swallowed salt tears like they were the only things left on earth to consume.
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Whats your greatest fear? I’m afraid of heights. Do you fear the heights in which you stand or at the depths to which you may fall? – fear of falling.
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We make time for the things that matter most to us – I guess I didn’t matter much to myself.
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I hope you find grace in the spaces in between your racing thoughts and melancholy – be kind to your beautiful mind.
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I don’t want your sympathy I need salvation. – salvation.
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Dear swimmer, saltwater’s not for sinking it’s supposed to help you float. – float.
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When the darkness closes in, push back.
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Misery doesn’t love just any company it desires the kind presence only loneliness feeds but that’s not love at all. – love doesn’t eat it bleeds.
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As ocean waves never cease to pursue the shoreline and the sun gives his blessing over their daily union. I’m reminded of steadfast love persistent on pursuing each other. – stead fast love.
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Silence is a death sentence when your voice can save a life.
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Life is so fragile, yet we beat it to death and expect to live longer.
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I know your story is hard to tell without choking up or caving in but the world could learn a lesson or two from the one who weathered silent storms. – silent storms.
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You can’t blame her for drifting away when you never asked her ship to stay. – abandonment ship.
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Memories are lifelines to the lives we’ve lost.
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I’ll write my secrets in the sand next to driftwood and seashells then let the waves wash them away. Wishing forgetting was that easy. – secrets in the sand.
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