Echoes of a Silent Heart Quotes

“Let the memory of the old me wither away like a fading blossom, for it has reached its seasons's end.”
― Marjory Qwen, Echoes of a Silent Heart: A Poetry Collection

“I loved you too early, and you loved me too late. If only our hearts had met in the middle, we might have found a perfect place.”
― Marjory Qwen, Echoes of a Silent Heart: A Poetry Collection

“If God grands me another hello to you
May forgiveness be the first word,
And love our lasting companion

I hope you’re happy,
wherever you are —
even if it’s without me,

But I admit, it still hurts
But I pray that God is working on you
the way He’s been working on me.

I hope we meet again
as better versions of ourselves.
But till then,
I let go with love
and pray that life is gentle with you.

I no longer walk this road with you,
but I‘be found peace walking it with God
and I trust He’s leading me
exactly where I need to be — home.

Until that day comes,
I’ll carry love for you
And hope our paths cross again

maybe it will not be on this earth
But by the grace of God,
He’ll grand me my last wish —to find you in heaven.

They say love is never wasted,
and maybe if I see you there,
i’ll see God gently wiping every tear away.”
― Marjory Qwen, Echoes of a Silent Heart: A Poetry Collection

“Tears over lost love are prayers whispered in a language only Heaven fully understands.”
― Marjory Qwen, Echoes of a Silent Heart: A Poetry Collection

“I wish I could be the poem, not the poet, free from the burden of these heavy verses. But if I must write, if there is no other way, I'll make the words unerasable".”
― Marjory Qwen, Echoes of a Silent Heart: A Poetry Collection

“In the symphony of life, don't measure your melody against another's tune. You're not a note in someone else's composition; you're the poetic refrain, uniquely crafted and deserving of your own song".”
― Marjory Qwen, Echoes of a Silent Heart: A Poetry Collection

“The real struggle isn't the trauma itself, but the daily battle to reclaim the joy we've lost because of it".”
― Marjory Qwen, Echoes of a Silent Heart: A Poetry Collection