Grace Poeta > Quotes

“Could it be that evil can only be solved by doing it in an evil way? For pain cannot be cured without pain, so how shall you think that evil can be solved without harm?”
― Grace Poeta

“Strange, isn’t it? Once you realize that you are the one who has to save yourself in the end, even though we learned that heroes cannot save themselves.”
― Grace Poeta

“Spell out the word "sorry" to yourself, and you’ll realize it’s more than just five letters.”
― Grace Poeta

“I believe home is more of a feeling than a place, because I never truly felt at home in my own house.”
― Grace Poeta

“It’s like asking fire if it’s hurting the wood. Of course, it’s hurting the wood—can’t you see it burning?”
― Grace Poeta

“A garden is called a garden only when flowers bloom. Humans are called humans only when they are born. But hate—it’s labeled not for its existence but for the feeling it brings.”
― Grace Poeta

“You cannot change an old person; they are stubborn and weak. They'll do whatever it takes to feel powerful, because in their old age, that's all they have left to desire.”
― Grace Poeta

“That clown was once a man, a man full of joy. But over time, he became lonely and desperate, so much so that he sought laughter from anyone—even if it meant becoming a fool.”
― Grace Poeta

“Are you afraid?”

“ Everyone is afraid”.”
― Grace Poeta

“Could it be that he fears people looking at his wrinkled flesh?”
― Grace Poeta

“Don’t ask a human to stay silent if they see a rat, because seeing a rat run or exist will always make them uncomfortable and scared for their health—forever...”
― Grace Poeta

“I’ll run away I thought, it’s delusional yet everyone runs away, maybe not in reality but in some sort of fantasy.”
― Grace Poeta

“Pay for your regret. Pay for the persuasion that led you here.”
― Grace Poeta

“It hurts watching my dad smile at air, while aging in despair.”
― Grace Poeta

“Mama Bird cannot help you.”
― Grace Poeta

“Do people need to share the same struggles, the same pain, to understand one another?”
― Grace Poeta

“Like cows, humans will follow the bell—the bell of money—wherever it leads, even if it means invading someone else's territory and taking what isn’t theirs.”
― Grace Poeta

“A mistake that would never forgive its owner.”
― Grace Poeta

“Misunderstanding always leads to regretful actions.”
― Grace Poeta

“Finding yourself can feel like chasing shadows in a fog; you may catch fleeting glimpses, but the full picture remains hidden and clogged.”
― Grace Poeta

“The tissues wont wipe your pain, it will just make you the same.”
― Grace Poeta

“If everyone does it, it doesn’t mean everyone is right. If no one does it, it doesn’t mean it’s wrong.”
― Grace Poeta

“Perhaps the flesh won't leave its shadow, and the pain won't leave its home, until the numbness of your sorrow eats up your body and bones.”
― Grace Poeta

“A sad clown is more entertaining than a sad man, after all.”
― Grace Poeta