Mourning Quotes Quotes

“In her memory, I planted a white bleeding heart in her garden and later in the springtime, when it bloomed, I split the hearts open to understand why they bled beauty at the bottom.”
― Barbara Lynn-Vannoy

“The only way to kill me was to welcome his own death, and he did it the moment the chance arose.”
― Aaron Dembski-Bowden, Black Legion

“I didn't want to cry. Crying is for the week, and I wasn't that, but morning is only for people worth knowing, and I don't even know if I truly knew Madson enough to mourn him. I've lost people, yes, but none hurt as much as losing him did.”
― Abigail Bostic

“No mourning if the thing you lost is not meant for you.”
― Manikanta Balam

“Often our places of mourning and darkness are carving out a place of gratitude and sunlight.”
― Tekoa Manning, Jumping for Joy in the Midst of Sorrow: A Devotional to Awaken Joy During Times of Great Trials

“Do the iconized versions of the memories we hold onto with those we love and mourn make it easier to process our thoughts?”
― Piper Winifred, The Path of Grief: & the Imagined Future

“Anneme musallat olan ve susmasına sebep olan ölüyle, bana iç ses olup kendimi bulmamı sağlayan ölü aynı.”
― Gülsel Ceren Güneş, Önden Üç Bilet

“Nathan’s mom came to pick him up and he turned to Sabastian and smiled and said, “sadness came just to tell me I missed my toy, I felt the emotions and then decided it was time for the sadness to leave. Emotions are not that bad; they are also our friends.”
― Nira Hardeen

“When we mourn, we don't only grieve what we lost. But we also grieve the version of ourselves that came out with them. The hopes, the plans, the memories that was inspired from the person that is no longer in our lives. We also grieve the parts of us that is no longer there. We mourn ourselves and them.”
― Nira Hardeen, Mourning Love: It is time to let go of that pain you have been carrying around for so long...

“Sometimes you need to take the time to grief the love and care that was never given back to you. You need to mourn the version of a person that existed only through your hope for them to be. You need to grief the version of them that never existed but only in your mind and awaken to who they are truly without your love as a filter.”
― Nira Hardeen, Mourning Love: It is time to let go of that pain you have been carrying around for so long...

“The sobering part about betrayal is that it teaches you a hard lesson about the variety of hearts that exist in this world. Some hearts value love, some hearts are still learning about love and then some hearts don't know what love means but will use the word without implementing its meaning.”
― Nira Hardeen, Mourning Love: It is time to let go of that pain you have been carrying around for so long...