The Moment I Knew
Do you remember our trip to Washington? / When you laid your head upon my chest / I hoped you wouldn’t hear my heart jump, skip, repeat.
Read Morethe chronicles and imagination of Amanda hazard
Do you remember our trip to Washington? / When you laid your head upon my chest / I hoped you wouldn’t hear my heart jump, skip, repeat.
Read MoreI hate it when people say, “I promise.” / Everyone throws around promises / Like three-year-old flower girls / Running down the aisle.
Read MoreEverything about you mesmerizes me. / Like when your eyes widen with excitement / It feels like lightning striking me, straight into my soul.
Read More“Grow up.”
Read MoreI’ve hear it over a million times before / “Eyes are the windows to the soul.” / Mine are similar to that of wood / after lighter fluid has been poured / before a match would set them on fire.
Read MoreIsn’t it ironic how the strongest, most thick-headed people you know are the most emotional?
Read MoreWhen I was just a teenager, Mama always said, “Find yourself a man who will take care of you.” Not much later, I learned what she really meant.
Read MoreThe Most Wonderful Time of the Year: / Silent snowfalls and crackling fires. / Skates gliding against ice, hands rubbing against one another. / The hectic rush of last-minute shopping.
Read MoreThings I Have To Do Before Noon: / Get makeup and hair done, / Grab last-minute items, / Go over vows.
Read MoreIf I’m going to be honest, I don’t see the appeal of drugs.
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