Quotes by Cindy Cherie

That's the thing about depth - it can be a lonely place. You've got to come up for air to reach most people.

I wear heartbreak like six-inch heels: Hurts like hell, but I'll make it look beautiful.

There are people walking around with a thousand tiny pieces of me. Yet here I am, still whole.

When I was a little girl I remember thinking men were these beautiful creatures created to love an protect the women of this world. Turns out I was wrong. I just had an amazing father.

I carry the weight of his smile in my knees.

I grew poetry in all the places you broke me. What I mean is - what you deemed infirmities, others see as art.

One of my greatest fears is I will die without finding a single soul who knows what to do with all the fire behind my eyes.