244 Quotes by Andrea Gibson

I swear to god if I had an Adam’s apple, I’d tell her to peel it and take a bite.

The trauma said, ‘Don’t write this poem. Nobody wants to hear you cry about the grief inside your bones.’ But my bones said, ‘Remember the boy who dove into the Hudson River convinced he was entirely alone.’ My bones said, ‘Write the poem.

Love is like sunshine. Sometimes you have to get burned to know you were there. I want to know that I’m here.

I am so grateful for having a mind that can be changed.

We all have bullets beneath our skin we pray our lovers won’t flinch at when they find.

Let’s hyperventilate like it’s 1999.

I could never trust anyone who’s well adjusted to a sick society.

Say this is what the pain made of you: an open, open, open road, an avalanche of feel it all.

When 28,000 buildings fall do you know how many walls are no longer there?