Grandmothers are a gift not to be taken lightly. So many lose them, before they are old enough to know their magic. I am glad my bones were born with this knowledge.
NIKITA GILLEven without him, you can bring down monsters. Believe me. You can still bring down monsters.
More Nikita Gill Quotes
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She is alone, and oh how brilliantly she shines.
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The woman who tames fires and snakes and savours bones.
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Your body is not a first aid kit for broken people and damaged souls and hearts that are too tired to fix themselves.
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Anxious people are resorceful, they need to know how to keep the sea of panic at bay so they do not drown.
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A shadow is just a shadow until it starts to scare you.
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She didn’t just wait for someone to come and rescue her from her discontent and strife, instead she took matters into her own hands and empowered her own future, her own life.
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She is unpredictable, and unpredictable is another word for ‘threat’ when a woman wears it well.
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I will not give up the flowers in my heart for stones just because the world is a hard place. The world is only hard because it needs more flower hearted people.
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Become fluent in the language of letting go. Learn to give people up before they hurt you beyond repair.
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To my children, I will say, ‘Fill your skin with kindness and find solace in your solitude. It takes bravery to be kind. But to be brave you will need to know how to stand for something even if you are completely alone.’
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No one told me love could be a God of both living and dying. That girls who love girls do not just drown, they also float.
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But I am both nightmare and sin.
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Remind ourselves that grief may feel longer and more poignant than happiness but it still has an ending.
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Knowledge after all is a dark art, full to the brim with liberty, a trembling, malleable power.
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How do you go back to being strangers with someone who has seen your soul?
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