Are they beautiful? The lines left from suffering, Scars of emptiness.
TYLER KNOTT GREGSONRise and find the grace, for it is all around you.
More Tyler Knott Gregson Quotes
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Do you think it possible that some people are born to give more love than they will ever get back in return?
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She is she alone, and never needs help from me to be all she is.
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When I’m an old man, I don’t want to count the years, we forgot to share.
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Don’t ever tell me I’m broken if you will not be the glue, and please don’t point out the fractures if that’s all you’re allowed to do.
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Rise and find the grace, for it is all around you.
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I will never, ever believe in the words “too late” because it is never too late to be exactly who you wish, do exactly what you should, say exactly what needs to be heard, and live the exact life you should be living.
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I am made from the creaking beams and rusted nails of a lonely vessel on a lonely sea. I am covered and coated, dusted with old salt water and the frail residue of moonlight.
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I have blisters on my feet from dancing alone with your ghost.
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I love you, in ways you’ve never been loved, for reasons you’ve never been told, for longer than you think you deserved and with more than you will ever know existed inside me.
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Photos I’m not in and memories we don’t share, haunt my lonely eyes.
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I’ll never ask you to be anything other than exactly you.
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There will always be light, and I will never stop chasing it.
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Promise me you will not spend so much time treading water and trying to keep your head above the waves that you forget, truly forget, how much you have always loved to swim.
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It is hard to not feel broken when it is always quiet enough to hear your pieces rattle.
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Illusions must be out to death. That is the cruelty of growing up.
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