18 Best Atticus Poems For The Hopelessly Romantic In You
Poetry is the art of saying a lot using very few words. If you use Instagram and happen to like poetry, chances are that you’ve heard the name Atticus. The poet without a face. In this day and age of degeneracy where social media is used as a tool for attention-grabbing, a select few like Atticus still use it to share their soul beautifully through poetry. Inspiring and uplifting others. Here are some snippets from his work to nourish your soul.
#1. “I just need you and some sunsets.”
#2. “Silly girl, your different was your beautiful all along.”
#3. “Sometimes I want a quiet life. Other times I want to go a little bit f*cking Gatsby.”
#4. “I’m tired of their stories, let’s write our own.”
#5. “The way he talked of their dreams made her want to grab his hand and run into tomorrow.”
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#6. “Put a girl in moonlight and tell only truths and every man becomes a poet.”
#7. “I want to be with someone, who dreams of doing everything in life, and nothing, on a rainy Sunday afternoon.”
#8. “Sometimes you have to be quiet to really see the stars.”
#9. “Her heart was wild, but I didn’t want to catch it. I wanted to run with it, to set mine free.”
#10. “She was just another girl, playing hopscotch with the stars.”
#11. “I aspire to be an old man with an old wife laughing at old jokes from a wild youth.”
#12. “Brushing a girl’s hair behind her ear once a day will solve more problems than all those therapists and drugs.”
#13. “She wasn’t looking for a knight, she was looking for a sword.”
#14. “A sky full of stars and he was staring at her.”
#15. “I hope to arrive to my death, late, in love, and a little drunk.”
#16. “Art takes time — Monet grew his gardens before he painted them.”
#17. “Love her, but leave her wild.”
#18. “It seems to me, that love could be labeled poison and we’d drink it anyways.”
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