Then the light came and swept me off my feet.
JULIA KELLOGG HENRYSome things won’t change-some things can’t.
More Julia Kellogg Henry Quotes
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I’ve scattered poems all across this world so that if you ever decide to wonder about an old friend you could see that despite all my anger really- I just miss you.
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We left pieces of ourselves in each other.
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I love the days when the earth smiles back.
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Embrace the feeling of being you. You are existing- and that is extraordinary.
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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 had many highs and lows in my short life neither stays long enough to be familiar.
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I wonder if she understands how different she is from any other friends I’ve had, If she recognizes how many of my poems are about the way our souls entwine, If she’ll ever know how much I love her.
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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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I’ll never understand how you dumped water on me but didn’t notice me drowning.
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On my most dreary days, hand me a map of Europe and a cup of tea and just wait for my dreams to encapsulate my soul.
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Writing saved my life when it all became too much. I poured my pain out into poetry I let the paper absorb everything I’d been holding on for years.
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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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Some things can’t be explained not even with poetry.
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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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I’ve grown to enjoy solitude it doesn’t feel as lonely when you are accompanied by a pen and paper.
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