Love is a locked door, and I’ve never been the type to beg for keys.
Kiminou Knox Quotes
born 2005 United States
Kiminou Knox (born 2006) is an American poet, author, and athlete born in Hayward, raised in East Palo Alto, Bay Area, California. His work explores themes of Black identity, resilience, masculinity, and faith.
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31 quotes
Unbecoming isn’t weakness; it’s the beginning of finding the truth beneath the layers.
I’d still pick you in a room full of choices, in a world where everyone else chooses me first.
I am the ghost that refuses to be buried, the hymn that rises through clenched teeth.
We heal in pieces, in music, in laughter, in each other.
If You are the answer, why am I drowning in questions?
You can master the game and still lose the house.
I don’t need to be the love of your life. Just the one who didn’t let you fall alone.
I never tell lies—I just let them believe.
Who prays for the man who played himself? Who cries for the fool who ran toward the flood?
The kingdom I thought I built has fallen, but from its ashes, something new might rise.
Why do my feet ache for the cliff’s edge when a whisper could have held me still?
I’m not asking for the full revelation, just a glimpse to know I’m not lost.
If You are my Shepherd, why does the void mouth my name like an old hymn?
The mirror was his enemy, its truth sharper than any insult.
What is a king without women to kneel? A throne with no warmth, a crown that ain’t real.
You don’t have to love me back. I already forgave you for the leaving you haven’t done yet.
Attribution
Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Kiminou Knox (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.