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“How love takes your blanket, how life freezes you to death.”

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“For I have seen the women moving, this year Storing away the clothes that will never be worn again, putting the death-sanctified sheets away Gathering up their lives too, in patterns I cannot enter”

Death Poetry Women Loss Grief Poem Mourning

Book:Panic Grass

Source: Panic Grass

“igjen våkner jeg til ett minutts stillhet jeg skal plukke biter fra alt som er knust inni meg fordi: verden er søppel og jeg et rådyrhjerteslag”

Loss Sorrow Anger Norwegian

Book:Jeg klarer det ikke alene

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“I awoke that cold winter morning knowing she was gone as a fact. Butt I had no pictures, no memory, of any goodbye, indeed no pictures of her at all. Instead I recalled my mother in the secondhand, so that I was sure that she had been taken, in the same way that I was sure that there were lions in Africa, though I had never seen one.”

Author:Ta-Nahisi Coates

“The sharp smell of her was still in our room, on our bed, and I tried to follow that scent down the alleys of my mind, but while all the twists and turns that marked my short life were clear before me, my mother appeared only as fog and smoke. I tried to recall her face, and when it did not come, I thought of her arms, her hands, but there was only smoke, and when I searched to remember her corrections, her affections, I found only smoke. She'd gone from that warm, quilt of memory to the cold library of fact.”

Author:Ta-Nahisi Coates

“but with great attachment comes the pain of great loss”

Book:Miss Marley

Source: Miss Marley

“Porque hay trenes que solo pasan una vez. Que ya no vuelven. Y te subes sin dudar, aunque sepas que van a estrellarse. Porque es más fácil seguir viviendo con la certeza de lo que no fue que con la incertidumbre de lo que podría haber sido. Es así.”

Life Life Lessons Reading Books

Book:Cuando no queden más estrellas que contar

Source: Cuando no queden más estrellas que contar

“The morning starts innocently and the night becomes damned to men who believe wasted time is torture, as they spend a fine and precious day living in the past.”

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“I miss him, and the pain of it is a yawning chasm, one into which I yearn to let myself fall.”

Love Loss Love Hurts Missing Someone

Book:The Queen of Nothing

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“At first, when we truly love someone, our greatest fear is that the loved one will stop loving us. What we should fear and dread, of course, is that we won't stop loving them, even after they are dead and gone. For I still love you with the whole of my heart, Prabaker. I still love you. And sometimes, my friend, the love that I have and can't give to you, crushes the breath from my chest. Sometimes, even now, my heart is drowning in a sorrow that has no stars without you, and no laughter, and no sleep.”

Love Death Friendship Loss Sorrow Shantaram

Book:Shantaram

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“The passion and pathos of living with your beloved are therefore incompatible with the security of an eternal life. The sense of something being unique and irreplaceable is inseparable from the sense that it can be lost. This relation to loss is inscribed in the very form of living on. To live on is never to repose in a timeless or endless presence. Rather, to live on is to remain after a past that has ceased to be and before an unpredictable future that may not come to be. (44)”

Love Loss Living On Finitude

Book:This Life: Secular Faith and Spiritual Freedom

Source: This Life: Secular Faith and Spiritual Freedom