“Learning kindness late in life was a kind of torture. The pain often came from the past, form kindnesses withheld. The knife was particularly sharp when those who most deserved your kindness were long gone. And unless you wanted to… — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
“Death would think itself real without an official protest from the dead person’s greatest ally.” — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
“Even those who loved you best were bound to find the flaws if they stared long enough.” — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
“...not everything in your heart makes it to your mouth. A lot of it gets lost on the way.” — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
“If I could have one magical power it would be to get inside someone else's head, even just for a second, so that I… — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
“When you're head over heels about someone, it's a real painkiller. You almost wonder why doctors don't recommend it more.” — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
“Still, when I read the story, I felt like I'd written half of it myself, and the author guy was responsible for the other… — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
“Words weren't a solace, but they focused one's emotions into something more tangible; they were splinters that could actually be pulled from the heart… — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
“When the people you love become animals it's awful. You're half afraid to even go near them.” — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
“Learning kindness late in life was a kind of torture. The pain often came from the past, form kindnesses withheld. The knife was particularly… — Victor Lodato Copy Share Image
