Quotessence
Home / Quotes / Quote by Frances Woodard

Quote by Frances Woodard

“Be gentle with my emotions, As I used to be scared to feel, I was forced to hold them in, Not allowed to say what was real. Be gentle with my mind, As it was once warped and twisted, Made to believe the falsities, That the cruel person insisted. Be gentle with my soul, As it was once broken beyond repair, Tortured, trapped, used and wasted, Thrown away without a bloody care. Be careful with my body, As it was taken without my consent, Only through therapy, tears and time, Have the memories come to relent.”

Quote by Frances Woodard

Book:Strings of Fate
Create image

Work

Strings of Fate

Browse quotes and source details for this work. more

Author

Frances Woodard

Browse famous quotes and profile details for Frances Woodard. more

You May Also Like

“My angels, what do you say about the earth’s healing of us? “Mother Earth just waits to have contact with you her beloved child, to cosset you, to love you, re-balance and heal anything that needs it. By touching the bare earth with your hands (such as with gardening, or by touching plants) or with your bare feet you will fully gain the blessings that she has for you in that minute. Just sit quietly for a few minutes, to soak up her healing and blessings. You will feel much calmer, more at peace and more ‘grounded’ after having direct contact with Mother Earth, your Earth Mother. While she is strong, her work is gentle and subtle and can’t be done through, the floors of houses or through an open window. You need to go outside, to feel the full benefits, of her subtle, but powerful healing.”

HealingFaeHealing QuotesMother EarthFairiesBare FeetGardening As TherapyMother Nature QuotesGardening By HandTouching The Earth
Book:Fairy Sparkles
Create image

“Let me tell you. Before anything, what you need to do next is talk to these people. Hear their story. Tell yours, and understand you're not the only one who tried to do something good, and ended up doing something horrible. You're not the only one who's been hurt so bad that the hurt becomes part of you, as much as you hate it, that the hurt is you. You're not the only one who was betrayed by a friend, who's had the person they thought they could trust forever end their life. You're not the only one who has felt the madness creep in. Who wants to turn away from it all and keeps turning toward it. You're not the only one who has done some terrible things who will now forever try to make up for that harm. You understand. Don't kill. Don't run. Do what I did. Talk. Listen. And know. As bad as it is, we're in it together.”

HealingMental HealthTraumaMental IllnessRecoveryPtsdMental WellnessMental Health RecoveryMental Illness Recovery
Book:Heroes in Crisis
Create image