I’m writing on a blank page full of chances and hope.
RENEE STONEPeople struggle with words that spill and overwhelm you because they themselves are sinking.
More Renee Stone Quotes
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To be understood is to be on part of the path to inclusivity.
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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 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 was never lonely alone because love has come to me in many forms, and one of them was you.
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I overwhelmingly write from sadness – in songs, in prose, in verse.
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I hide myself in the galaxies of my creations – unsure of who I am beyond that.
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There is a warmth that fills the soul when the sun’s rays tend to your skin from up above.
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To the songs you haven’t heard from me. To the pains you haven’t felt for me.
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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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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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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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I can assure you that I don’t wake up every day with a smile upon my face, and the distance from happiness in the morning isn’t set at a constant rate.
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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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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 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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