The thought of you having to try hurts because it feels like you should have known to let me go before you grabbed ahold.
RENEE STONEWhy is it that you have more practice describing weaknesses than strengths? It’s not your fault they never went to the lengths to teach you how to value your strengths.
More Renee Stone Quotes
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I escaped the voice of darkness that was as pervasive as the silence that has come to replace all the words you had misplaced.
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Body and mind aren’t separated. And so all these things I write, they are felt in the aches of my heart.
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They tell me summer is coming, and soon we’ll be dancing on the shore. Waiting for the moonlight to light me up amongst the starlight.
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Let go of the honey-sweet lies for the bittersweet truths.
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And so, my ‘What if’s’ became ‘What’s next?’
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Imagine the unknown of what the beings around you cover up and struggle with everyday.
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When you write me into your story, don’t set my end in stone. Feel free to let me go. I’d like to join your story, but remember I have my own.
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I overwhelmingly write from sadness – in songs, in prose, in verse.
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I wish you could feel it when it’s dark at night, and I think of you when I pass the streetlights. But I know you feel the care without me being there.
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My words decay. I grow as they fray, unbecoming in the passage of time.
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You wonder why you didn’t do it sooner – why you didn’t clear your mind when the clouds loomed.
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I search for comedy scripts, I watch happy shows, In hopes that laughter will be the remedy I end my day with.
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I can’t take it all in or else I’ll grow cold when the heat already escapes my fingers and toes.
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Tell me I’m sun-kissed, but you burn my skin. And you already told me, I was paper thin.
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I grew up learning history about communities that would support their people (the idea that it takes a village), but all I see are so many people left on their own.
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