I want to tell them how tired I am because I don’t think it shows. But maybe it’s the same for them – all strangers to the weight each of us carries. So alone, we carry these loads.
RENEE STONEWhen the silence fades and now sounds begin to bloom, I will grow to feel calm again. Healthily this time.
More Renee Stone Quotes
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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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My body is a field site of muscle memory and weathered bones.
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Somewhere the silence resonates, the clutter clears, and you’re set to start again.
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To be understood and accepted could change so many lives.
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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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Staring into the abyss full of art – hoping for the return of a glimmer or a spark.
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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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We walk in circles, never knowing when to end the cycle our hearts put us in.
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Reading has always been my sweetest escape, but I write to convey that which I want to escape or what scares me to say, even if it’s something positive.
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It’s really hard to grow up wanting to provide people with resources and support and realizing that while I can and will do that – I also need more than I thought I would.
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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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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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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 bear the fruits of your memory in the expression of my art for that is what you gave to the world.
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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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