I love the optimism on the shores of youth, where time hasn't yet eroded faith. — Amy Neftzger, The War of Words
I love the optimism on the shores of youth, where time hasn't yet eroded faith. — Amy Neftzger, The War of Words
I love the optimism on the shores of youth, where time hasn't yet eroded faith. — Amy Neftzger, The War of Words
I love the optimism on the shores of youth, where time hasn't yet eroded faith. — Amy Neftzger, The War of Words
I love the optimism on the shores of youth, where time hasn't yet eroded faith. — Amy Neftzger, The War of Words
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I love the optimism on the shores of youth, where time hasn't yet eroded faith.

— Amy Neftzger, The War of Words
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