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“I want you remember that no matter how much things have changed, the past will always remain exactly how it was. The memories we've made are a part of us. They help make us who we are now. No matter what happens, no one can take your mother away from you.”

Book:Life Forgotten

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Life Forgotten

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“¿Quién soy yo para buscarte así, Cobain, incluso si la cartomancia seguramente sea placebo? ¿Quién soy yo para darte ese lugar de padre y de guía y de rey sucio al que obedeceré siempre con la parte más triste de mí? No soy nadie y, sin embargo, lo lloro y le escribo, finalmente, esta declaración desorbitada, de fuego fatuo, instigando más vergüenza porque la realidad es que quisiera parar, pero solo sé escribir.”

Grief Grief And Loss Nirvana Fangirl Necromancy Kurt Cobain

Book:El día que quise hablar con Kurt Cobain

Source: El día que quise hablar con Kurt Cobain

“That's a thing people don't talk about enough - that there are people who will judge even the way you mourn your loved ones.”

Grief

Book:At Dark, I Become Loathsome

Source: At Dark, I Become Loathsome

“The surroundings fade away and each and every person has their own singular encounter, not just with the deceased but also with the event itself, as if death were a communal property. Nobody can be denied their relationship to it, their membership in that society. And death as something that is, rather than as the lack of something, is sobering to behold.”

Death Loss Grief

Book:A Farewell to Gabo and Mercedes: A Son’s Memoir of Gabriel García Márquez and Mercedes Barcha – A Tender and Intimate Portrait of The Nobel Prize Winner's Final Days

Source: A Farewell to Gabo and Mercedes: A Son’s Memoir of Gabriel García Márquez and Mercedes Barcha – A Tender and Intimate Portrait of The Nobel Prize Winner's Final Days

“Empecé a volverme una mujer que va de las penas a las carcajadas sin ningún trámite, que siempre está esperando que algo le pase, lo que sea, menos las mañanas iguales. Odiaba la paz, me daba miedo”

Grief Feminist Coming Of Age

Book:Arráncame la vida

Source: Arráncame la vida

“The business of life forces you to stay afloat when grief would just as soon let you drown.”

Grief

Book:The View from Mount Joy

Source: The View from Mount Joy

“She carried something terrible with her. She kept her grief subdued and quiet – so much so, it had begun to rot.”

Grief

Book:The Lamb

Source: The Lamb