C'est La Vie

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[poems-and-word]

[thepersonalquotes]

[iglovequotes]

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[tiredandunispired]

“It’s easy for someone to joke about scars if they’ve never been cut.”

— William Shakespeare (via surqrised)

[redrivergirl]

Bloom In Spite of You

a scorched forest floor but there is life in this soil I bloom with vengeance

Forgiveness is a mountain I have dragged myself

Over, each jagged rock piercing my side as I

Rolled down knuckled cliff faces, dragging my useless body

Giving myself over to the throes and lows of sorrow, I confess

I put my hand in the cage and came face to face with

Vicious and vile deeds that taught me

Everything I need to know about the weakest kind of evil

now I write about the lesson I learned with a bloody stump / leaving lines of clear conclusions rusting on the paper / the mountain I mastered is a masterpiece, so stand in awe of its unmoved indifference / I didn’t need an apology from you to set out on my quest of healing / no stamp of approval or permission / and now I offer ‘I forgive you’ to the sea of silence that seperates us / a graceful declaration strong enough to stand on its own, not needing to be recieved / you left me a scorched forest floor, but there is still stubborn life in this soil / you will not make me bitter, I will grow an Eden in spite of you / and the wildflowers that bloom from me will never know your name

For a @writtenconsiderations challenge. Congratulations on your 1000 followers and 6 month anniversary!

[destroymylife]

[hippiesispunkz]

who needs april fools when ur whole life is a joke

[understands]

[recaption]

[andantegrazioso-deactivated2018]

[bruwho]

[love]

by Olivia Notter

[inksplit]

[fighting-ghosts]

[poemswords]

[recaption]

[poems-and-word]

“You were hurt badly, and those scars will be with you for ever. I feel sorry for you, I really do. But think of it like this: it’s not too late to recover. You’re young, you’re tough. You’re adaptable. You can patch up your wounds, lift up your head and move on.”

— Haruki Murakami, Kafka on the Shore (via books-n-quotes)