Poetry Quote by Casey Renee Kiser Download Open image ““He wants my knees to bend to the bells. I hope there's rhythm in Hell.”” — Casey Renee Kiser ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.3 out of 5 (7 ratings) Copy quoteShare Poetry
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“I'm a buried kind of beautiful. Bring a shovel and a shooting star I may be a night's work.” — Casey Renee Kiser Copy Share Image
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“Oh, precious losing streak, you're too cute for your own good. I try to laugh about it but my face is made of wood.” — Casey Renee Kiser Copy Share Image
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“My pillow is as good as any ocean to drown in the nightmare of myself. I swam all the way here from the moon.” — Casey Renee Kiser Copy Share Image
“I'll let no man in, unless of course, he knocks. Walk right in to my heart with a thousand locks.” — Casey Renee Kiser Copy Share Image
“pissing on photos, we wake parched in parallel realities i still end up drowning in visions he settles for the horror; hostage to the… — Casey Renee Kiser Copy Share Image
“I'll put my lips up to your gun and blow, just so you'll know I can be bold once I'm shining bright.” — Casey Renee Kiser Copy Share Image
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