Quotes from Darnell Lamont Walker

And like that, I said goodbye to my grandmother like we were two people who met in a coffee shop, shared a lifetime of stories and left wanting more, but knowing we'd meet there again.

Waking up in a room with no natural light does something to a man. no windows. I'm almost afraid to die. I fear my soul won't make it out.

Watching the summer close is like watching a good kid die for no apparent reason.

Autumn. The grace in letting dead things fall.

You should be so lucky to be like me. I allow myself to be disturbed too often. I'll probably end up talking to birds in a park. But you'll probably end up with regrets.

The thing about dignity: it can be destroyed, but not taken unless it's given away. It can always be beautified.

Your dreams are so far outside of your comfort zone, you've convinced yourself you don't dream at all.

Racism in impenetrable. Staying in America means always fighting. For our own sanity and safety, we must go.