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They all land softly… The breeze through the willow The rain in the forest The tears on my pillow.

K. Mckee

For what it is worth I loved you more for your flaws and less for your perfection.
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Love Myself Perfection Worth Yourself
The thing about a woman is she can become a queen or she can become a servant based on how she is treated by the person she loves.
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Herself Love Queen Relationship Servant Treat Woman
Memory, Sweet and deadly Broken and lovely Loved and lonely.
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Break Death Lonely Love Memories Sweet
You should only ever build a house with someone who’s love is as strong as each nail.
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Build Home Love Nail Strong Yourself
Being humble isn’t thinking less of yourself, its thinking of yourself less.
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Deep Humble Less Myself One Liner Think Yourself
Every beautiful story ends let mine end with you.
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Beautiful End Love Myself Relationship Story Yourself
Light a matchstick and watch its shadow on the wall… Did you know a flame has no shadow? Light has no shadow.
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Flame Light Matchstick Shadow Wall
You aren’t too much, I promise you this. Sometimes they just aren’t enough.
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Enough Myself Promise Yourself
We don’t truly know anyone or everything if we did, we wouldn’t need books.
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Book Need People True
Turning pain into poetry turns rainy days into rainbows and raw dirt into meadows.
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Day Dirt Meadow Nature Pain Poetry Rain Rainbow
A woman came from a man’s rib not from his feet to be below him not from his head to be above him, But from his side to be equal to him from his heart to be loved by him.
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Equal Feet Head Heart Herself Himself Love Man Rib Woman
She was a open book, what a shame it was that most men were illiterate.
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Book Herself Illiterate Men Open Shame
Without you I am like a plant deprived of sunshine wishing it could grow.
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Deprive Growth Plant Sun Sunshine Yourself
What’s the saddest word in the English language? Almost. Almost is never enough.
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Almost English Language Sad Word
Sometimes living is easy and sometimes you lie awake at night and ask your tired heart please survive one more day.
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Awake Easy Heart Life Night Survive Tired Yourself
Sometimes it isn’t always meant to be love, Sometimes it is meant to be a lesson.
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Lesson Love
We are all poets, how we choose to express it- now that is how we are beautifully unique.
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Beautiful Poet Unique
You smiled and this world became a beautiful place.
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Beautiful Place Relationship Smile World Yourself
I love how it feels to live in a world that falls for the perfect, While you fall for the real.
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Fall Feel Live Myself Perfect Real World
Who would ever believe me If I say you were in my dream & that I came to change what I saw there… Because you looked so sad in it.
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Believe Change Dream Sad Yourself
Before holding a grudge against someone for not taking your side, think about why you haven’t been able to bring them to your side.
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Grudge Hold Side Yourself
My mama said I should find a dreamer to love because it’s no fun dreaming alone.
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Alone Dreamer Fun Love
Be mindful of dreams they make the numb feel again and the broken love again.
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Broken Dreams Feel Love Mindf Numb One Liner
People will leave throughout your life. You can turn that empty space into a graveyard or a garden.
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Empty Garden Graveyard Leave Life People Yourself
Find what you would die for and live for it.
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Death Deep Find Live One Liner Yourself
One of the best feelings in the world is knowing that someone is happy because of you.
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Best Feel Happy World Yourself
Sometimes, we must take risks, don’t lie awake one day when you are 80 years old wondering what if…
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Life Regret Wonder Yourself

They all land softly… The breeze through the willow The rain in the forest The tears on my pillow.

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