I bear the fruits of your memory in the expression of my art for that is what you gave to the world.
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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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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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’m writing on a blank page full of chances and hope.
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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.
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Imagine the unknown of what the beings around you cover up and struggle with everyday.
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I carry on knowing that when I deteriorate, my body will be a museum of all I can do and all that hindered me.
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I spill words among pages so that I can’t say my thoughts are stuck in cages. Can’t say I didn’t let it out when I can say for sure I wrote it down.
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It felt vulnerable to have people know my weaknesses, but there is so much strength from going back to the start and re-determining who you are.
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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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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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People struggle with words that spill and overwhelm you because they themselves are sinking.
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And so, my ‘What if’s’ became ‘What’s next?’
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I hide myself in the galaxies of my creations – unsure of who I am beyond that.
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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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