Speak to me again, so I’m writing another poem I’ll never send.
MAGGIE BOWYERThere are days I want to pretend you are just a call away.
More Maggie Bowyer Quotes
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On my worst days, my brain tries to trick me into wishing I stayed. It’s really trying to convince me that I didn’t deserve to survive.
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There was no way to save her. Believe me i wanted to. But how could I, when I could barely save myself.
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There are days I want to pretend you are just a call away.
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These words crash over and threaten to destroy me. I cannot find the stars so far beneath these waves of insecurity and mistrust, their light has seemed to vanish.
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I can scream into every passing storm cloud, but that will not bring you back. I can yell at god as i sob over crinkled pictures, but all i can grasp are memories.
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There are versions of myself I will never recover, stolen by moments i will forever remember.
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Have I been buried alive by chronic pain? I can taste the dirt as they put me in the earth, thick on my lips like the honey that drips down my lips.
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If we found out tomorrow that oxygen was poisonous I would try to spend forever in your exhales.
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When you are starved for a moment of relief, you’ll eat their poison by the mouth full, no questions until the digestion leads to new problems.
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I’m actually great at being alone. It was being abandoned that was hard.
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I am an emotional equation, continually miscalculation, escalation, you should be elated!
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Be proud of a body that bares the burden of being buried only to bloom.
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I’d rather suffer in silence than be subjected to deafening stares. I feel like I’m in an abusive relationship with my body, no one can see the bruises.
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I should have known when I started to fall in love, It was never meant to last long.
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December sinks in like a cold shouldered old friend. I try to stretch, reach my toes, but my own bones feel covered in snow.
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