The Words I Could Never Say Quotes

“your love gave me strength. but it was your silence that made me realize how strong i truly was. -a bleeding heart”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry

“i have loved and i have also been ignored. the second one felt better because through that, i found the love which i would otherwise never. i called her self-love.”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry

“i smiled and you did too. i felt elated and so did you. i cried but you could not. -mood disorder”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry

“silence: when embraced for what it truly is, becomes a force of healing. -you asked me why i was quiet”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry

“how dearly i long for a sense of normalcy. each day is either a walk on water or a suffocation beneath the waves. there is no in-between. -the highs and the lows”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry

“the greatest irony of life is that i have tried to put a smile on my face even during the times i wished i was dead. -the suicidal mind”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry

“we’ve met so many broken people in our lives. but we only know of so little.   -the art of hiding pain”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry

“i had to fall in love with my highs, only because i knew there would be a low tomorrow.”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry

“the heart is a pretty piece of flesh. it lets us feel everything we ever will about life and does not ask for anything in return. but tragically, it needs to be broken first.”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry

“i had to fall in love with my highs, only because i knew there would be a low tomorrow. i had to make the most of my insomniac nights, only because i knew i’d be oversleeping during my ‘not so good days’. i had to finish my book somehow, only because i knew i wouldn’t have the energy to do so later on. i had to stop talking so much to everyone i met along the way, only because i knew i wouldn’t have a word to utter tomorrow. i had to make use of all the joy in the room, only because i knew that tomorrow, i’d have so little left. -the bipolar journal”
― Yogesh Chandra, The Words I Could Never Say: Bipolar Poetry