Quotes About Grief
She tried to keep her voice steady, but it was pretense, like pretending self-control when something you loved was dead in front of your eyes. They would have to separate here.
~ Patricia Highsmith
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Y qué era el luto? Cara larga durante una hora, un dia…pero no mucho más…(…) Pero ¿por lo demás? Coleman no se hacia ilusiones en el sentido de que por él iban a derrarmarse muchas lágrimas. El luto era algo reservado a un puñado de amigos verdaderos, o a las familias unidas que lo guardaban principalmente para que lo viera el resto de lal familia.
~ Patricia Highsmith
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Yes, I have sunk a good deal since they took you from me.
~ Patricia Highsmith
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Grief is a strange journey. Each time we embark upon it, it is as though we have never taken its roads before. No, I have that wrong: each grief brings us through a familiar landscape carved into unrecognizable contours. For we do not only lose another person; we lose the person we were with the one we lost.
~ Patricia Monaghan
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He had illuminated the heartbreaking cruelty of war: When men who fight become nothing, only packages of bones and blood deposited in the earth with no clarion call to memory, those they love are left without a way to make such devastating loss hold meaning.
~ Patricia O'Brien
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Damn you, you Indian bastard! You're not leaving me to tell Lily of your death. You're going to get up and walk out of here if it's the last thing I do. But
~ Patricia Rice
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The next February I had a daughter born. She lived only 12 days. There were some things very strange connected with the birth of this child, which I do not think best to write, but I shall never forget, which I never shall know the meaning of until the first resurrection, when I shall clasp it again in my arms.
~ Dan Barker
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She cried for the life she could not control. She cried for the mentor who had died before her eyes. She cried for the profound loneliness that filled her heart. But, above all, she cried for the future … which suddenly felt so uncertain.
~ Dan Brown
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Soon you will lose everything you hold most dear.
~ Dan Brown
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There will be time to mourn, Langdon told himself, fighting back intense emotion. Now is the time for action.
~ Dan Brown
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Celia died on a crystal clear Sunday morning in June. Michael Tolland felt like a ship torn from its moorings and thrown adrift in a raging sea, his compass smashed. For weeks he spun out of control. Friends tried to help, but his pride could not bear their pity. You have a choice
~ Dan Brown
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Stone dead," Ferris
~ Dan Brown
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and the thing that shocked her the most was how quickly such absences began to close. even after a few weeks, you could see how soon her parents would be forgotten, how their presence became an absence, and then...what? What did you call an absence that ceased to become an absence? what do you call a hole that has been filled in?
~ Dan Chaon
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I understand that she was very unhappy, and maybe she was so devastated by her mother's death that she couldn't stand to face it. But who just abandons their family in that way? What kind of person decides that they can throw everything away and reinvent themselves? As if you could just discard the parts of your life that you didn't want anymore.
~ Dan Chaon
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Sol had spent his life willing the return of things unreturnable. He remembered the day he had come upon Sarai folding Rachel's toddler clothes and setting them in a box in the attic, and he recalled her tears and his own sense of loss for the child they still had but who was lost to them through the simple arrow of time. Sol
~ Dan Simmons
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You'll have to ask him in the next life," said Sol tiredly. "He's dead.
~ Dan Simmons
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My brother, he says. My brother is dead. And again he asks me to kill him. One more time before he falls to his knees and sobs. And i get it. I do. Because i have a brother too.
~ Dana Reinhardt
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It wasn't scary. I mean, it was scary being in the dark and cold and everything, but when the lady, Mrs. Wilf, died, it was like everything had no beginning, and no end. Like we were lightyears away and here, all at the same time.
~ Dani Shapiro
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grief—particularly the phenomenon known as complicated grief—runs its own course in its own time.
~ Dani Shapiro
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Ismét fiút szültem, pompás fiúcska lett, de csak két hónapig élt; mikor azonban leküzdöttem magamban a gyengéd anyai szeretetet, nem is bántam már annyira, hogy a fiúcska meghalt, hiszen mérhetetlen sok gonddal járt volna egy gyermek visszautazásunk során.
~ Daniel Defoe
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I could almost set down as many extravagant things done in the excess of their joy as of their grief; but that would be to lessen the value of it.
~ Daniel Defoe
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For sudden joys, like grief's, confound at first.
~ Daniel Defoe
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I don't have to answer to you," Adam said, instantly and harshly. He brushed his pants off like he'd just buried his mother.
~ Daniel Handler
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I put Algernon's body in a cheese box and buried him in the backyard. I cried.
~ Daniel Keyes
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