I can’t take it all in or else I’ll grow cold when the heat already escapes my fingers and toes.
RENEE STONESomewhere the silence resonates, the clutter clears, and you’re set to start again.
More Renee Stone Quotes
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Flowers crown her with thorns, keeping her mind entrapped in a garden of lies – guarding her mind.
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Imagine the unknown of what the beings around you cover up and struggle with everyday.
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I wonder why I’m so empathetic, why people perceive me to be so kind. I don’t want my heart to burn when there’s no one burning mine.
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I lost touch with the world around me – gone unnoticed by that which surrounds me, but I must find the presence of that which grounds me if I am to once again grasp onto everything I lost touch with.
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If I could reverse time, I would spend more time looking into what ailed my loved ones – would have learned more about medical gaslighting.
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I try to build myself a bridge to cross every time I start to ruminate on my thoughts.
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And I saw forever in your eyes ’til the sunset started to dim your light. You told me you’d always hold me tight, but your warmth faded with the bright.
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To be understood and accepted could change so many lives.
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Somewhere the silence resonates, the clutter clears, and you’re set to start again.
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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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They hit like waves, the memories of those old summer days. Memories you’d have thought to erase, but they crash ashore without haste.
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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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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 write poems of the past; they reveal the reasons we didn’t last.
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My words decay. I grow as they fray, unbecoming in the passage of time.
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