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We are made of all those who have built and broken us.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She conquered her demons and wore her scars like wings.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I hope to arrive to my death, late, in love, and a little drunk.
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Atticus Poetry
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I think itβs beautiful
the way you sparkle
when you talk about
the things you love.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Watch carefully
the magic that occurs
when you give a person
enough comfort
to just be themselves.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Love her but leave her wild.
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Atticus Poetry
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A sky
full
of stars
and he
was staring
at her.
βATTICUS
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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It was her chaos that made her beautiful.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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There is nothing
prettier in the
whole wide world
than a girl
in love
with every breath she takes.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She was afraid of heights
but she was
much more afraid
of never flying.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Depression is being colorblind and constantly told how colorful the world is.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She had just enough madness to make her interesting
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I worry there is something broken in our generation,
there are too many sad eyes on happy faces.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I WANT TO BE WITH SOMEONE WHO DREAMS OF DOING EVERYTHING IN LIFE
AND NOTHING ON RAINY SUNDAY AFTERNOONS.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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From
the moment
I saw her
I knew
this one
was worth
the
broken
heart.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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What good are wings without the courage to fly?
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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That was her magicβ
she could still see
the sunset
even on those
darkest days.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Chase your stars fool, life is short.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Brushing a girlβs hair
behind her ear
once a day
will solve more problems
than all those
therapists
and drugs.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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We are all born free
and spend a lifetime
becoming slaves
to our own
false truths.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She wore the moonlight like lingerie.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I let her go
because I knew she could do better
and now she's gone
I wonder
if I should've
just been better.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Time is all we have and donβt.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Sometimes
I want a quiet life
other times
I want to go
a little bit
fucking Gatsby.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I will follow you,
my love,
to the edge of all our days,
to our very last
tomorrows.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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It was never the way she looked
always the way she was
I would have fallen in love with her
with my eyes closed.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She was everything real in a world of make-believe.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I aspire to be
an old man
with an old wife
laughing at old jokes
from a wild youth.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I have seen your
darkest nights
and brightest days
and I want you to know
that I will be here
forever
loving you
in dusk.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Thinking of you is a poison I drink often.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Thereβs too much risk in loving,β
the young boy said,
βno,β
said the old man,
βthereβs too much risk in not.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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What
a strange
world.
We
trade our days
for things.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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We were strange in love
her and I
too wild to last
too rare to die.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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You deserve to be the person you were meant to be.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Don't worryβ
you see,
to some you are magic.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Our
songs
live
longer
than
our
kingdoms.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She was not for everyone but she was for me.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Art takes timeβ
Monet grew his gardens
before he painted them.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I just need you and some sunsets.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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There
will always
a glimmer
in those
who have been
through the dark.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She was another broken dollΒ dreaming of a boy with glue.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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It's a
lonely
thing,
protecting
a breakable
heart
β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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As he took her hand
he gave her
all she had been
waiting for--
a shiver
down her spine.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Never go in search of love, go in search of life, and life will find you the love you seek.
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Atticus Poetry
β
THE
HARDEST
STEP
WE ALL
MUST TAKE
IS TO BLINDLY
TRUST IN
WHO WE ARE.
- ATTICUS
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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We humans
are so tortured
by not properly guessing
what will make us happy.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She found herself
over a long
and treacherous road
and the more
treacherous
the road became,
the more of
herself
she found.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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You and I
will be
lost and found
a thousand times
along this
cobbled
road of us.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Don't ask her to be a rock
for you to lean upon
instead, build her wings
and point her to the sky
and she will teach you both to fly.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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A few drinks and the world was hersβ
she wore her whiskey like a loaded gun.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She walked
through her life
heavy
from the
mighty wings
upon her back.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I would rather
have a body full of scars
and a head full of memories
than a life
of regrets
and perfect skin.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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The prettiest girls shine brightest in the dark.Β
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Atticus Poetry
β
LIFE IS
A JOURNEY
TO FIND
THE
PEOPLE
WEIRD
LIKE YOU.
βATTICUS
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Words
will
scratch
more
hearts
than
swords.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She didnβt want love,
she wanted to be lovedβ
and that
was entirely different.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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LOVE
COULD
BE
LABLED
POISON
AND WEβD
DRINK
IT
ANYWAYS.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Come, my darling,
it is never too late
to begin
our love again.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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THE RIGHT
POEM
FINDS
US
EXACTLY
WHEN IT
NEEDS TO.
βATTICUS
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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My atoms love you atoms, itβs chemistry.Β
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Atticus Poetry
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And the stars blinked
as they watched her carefully
jealous of the way she shone.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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The beautiful thing
about young love
is the truth
in our hearts
that it will last forever.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She sat in her perfect house,
with her perfect husband,
wishing that her perfect life
would end.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I could never love her, the fear of losing would be too strong.Β
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Atticus Poetry
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True art
comes
from flying
with the madness
so close
you burn
your eyelashes.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Put a girl in
moonlight
and tell only truths
and every man
becomes a poet.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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It seems to me, that love could be labeled poison and we'd drink it anyways.
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Atticus Poetry
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EVERYTHING
WE
LOVE
IS
WELL
ARRANGED
DUST.
- ATTICUS
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I love you most in that place between coffee and sleep.
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Atticus Poetry (The Dark Between Stars)
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But stories are like people, Atticus. Loving them doesnβt make them perfect. You try to cherish their virtues and overlook their flaws. The flaws are still there, though. "
"But you donβt get mad. Not like Pop does."
"No, thatβs true, I donβt get mad. Not at stories. They do disappoint me sometimes." He looked at the shelves. "Sometimes, they stab me in the heart.
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Matt Ruff (Lovecraft Country (Lovecraft Country, #1))
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Itβs not the fear of losing them
that scares us,
itβs that we have given them
so many of our pieces
that we fear losing
ourselves
when they are gone
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Love is a strange dark magic.
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Atticus Poetry
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Go forth and conquer
for the world is small
and you are the giant
and in every step
you take will make the ground shake
as it rises
to meet you
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Adventure runs on all sorts of whiskey.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Iβll let you into my heart
but wipe your feet at the door.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Travel and love
are worth the sacrifice
for a life without them
is a life unexplored.
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Atticus Poetry (The Truth About Magic)
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What of the firefly,
the one I love to chase?
The old man smiled
Love her
he said
but leave her wild,
and the old oak tree I love to climb?
Love her, he said, but leave her wild
the bird that sings that song I love?
Love her, he said, but leave her wild
and the wolf that cries to the old joke moon?
Love her, he said, but leave her wild
and the horse that loves to run with storms?
Love her, he said, but leave her wild.
And what of her,
the one I love most?
And the old man smiled.
Yes, he said,
you must love her too
but love her wild
and sheβll love you
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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But stories are like people, Atticus. Loving them doesn't make them perfect. You try to cherish their virtues and overlook their flaws. The flaws are still there, though. But you don't get mad.
β
β
Matt Ruff (Lovecraft Country (Lovecraft Country, #1))
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Sometimes it's the ones that seem to love themselves the most, that actually love themselves the least.Β
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Atticus Poetry
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She was that wild thing I loved.
My dark between the stars.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Donβt give up now,
chances are
your best kiss
your hardest laugh
and your greatest day
are still yet to come
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Silly girl, your different was your beautiful all along.
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Atticus Poetry
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One day Iβll paint the perfect sunset--
if I can only find the words.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She wore his love like a loaded gun.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She wasnβt waiting for a knightβ
she was waiting for a sword.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She was too busy wishing
on shooting stars
to see the dreams
come true around her.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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True love comes
when you lose
where you end
and they begin
and the atoms
in your souls
forget where they belong
and slowly you become
pieces of each other
too close now
to ever be apart
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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And as I sat and looked at her
and the rolling hills she sat upon
I thought, what amazing luck I have
that the world had created
such beautiful things
and given me the eyes to see them.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Does the sun promise to shine?
No, but it willβ
even behind the darkest clouds,
and no promise
will make it shine longer or brighter
for that is its fate,
to burn until it can burn no more.
To love you is not my promise
but my fateβ
to burn for you
until I can burn no more.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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The worldβs perception of you
exists only in memories.
Give them new ones
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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I donβt believe in magic,β the young boy said, and the old man smiled, βYou will, when you see her.
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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You are enough, a thousand times enough.
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Atticus Poetry
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Break my heart and you will find yourself inside.Β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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Love is
throwing yourself into a stormy sea
hoping there are arms to catch you
knowing that without the leap
there is only the safe
and lonely shore
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
β
We all wear masks,
some with makeup
some with smiles
some with wives or husbands
cars or clothes
we hide from the world
and from ourselves
we hide from our truths
behind our eyes
running always from our real
but somewhere there
where truth meets courage
we are waiting to be found
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
β
Obsession is not love,
infatuation is not love,
when someone ignores you
or treats you poorly, carelessly,
or with indifference
thatβs not loveβ
thatβs a lack of love,
for yourself, for trying to fill
your missing pieces with theirs
but when someone is whole
and you are whole
and you act in kindness and benevolence, vulnerability
through strength,
love becomes an exchange
with another personβ
and that is
its truest form
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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She did not stand alone, but what stood behind her, the most potent moral force in her life, was the love of her father. She never questioned it, never thought about it, never even realized that before she made any decision of imprtance the reflext, 'What would Atticus do?' passed through her unconscious; she never realized what made her dig in her feet and stand firm whenever she did was her father; that whatever decent and of good report in her character was put there by her father; she did not know that she worshiped him.
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Harper Lee (Go Set a Watchman)
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If I had all the treasure in the world,
I would follow my dreams,
play with my children,
and spend time with my wife.β
βNo,β
said the old man.
βIf you followed your dreams,
played with your children,
and spent time with your wife,
you would have all the treasure in the world
β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
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It took me a long time to realize
that I am happiest
not at the parties
or the dinners
or the shows
but at home with you
and just our books
our movies
and our tea.
And wherever we go
for now and forever
we will bring this happy with us
for home lives
inside us now
wherever
together
we go.
β
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)
β
My sweet darling,
all these tears,
this hurt,
the pain in your heart,
do not fight it anymore,
it is a gift, you see, to feel this much
and even though itβs hard
it means youβre alive
with each of these tearful breaths gasped
your soul awakens,
more alive in the pain
than you were in the numb,
you are coming back to me now, my love,
lucid in this darknessβ
so cry aloud,
yell,
and fall,
and I will be here waiting
to catch you
when the waking up is done
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Atticus Poetry (Love Her Wild)