Grief Quote by Gregg Hurwitz

“He wondered what his sorrow was and could not remember.”

— N. Scott Momaday

“Grief should have been all-consuming. I hated myself that it wasn't. But sometimes I forgot. Jesus, how could I fucking forget? Sometimes I went…

— Lisa Henry

“If you could remember every last time, you'd never stop grieving.”

— Jonathan Tropper

“His eyes looked sad and cautious.  I recognized the grief, but there seemed to be more to it, a depth beyond what even I…

— Tyra Lynn

“I needed to remember his life, not his death.”

— S.H. Kolee

“I need to remember his life, not his death.”

— S.H. Kolee

“it's easy to be forgetful when you're grieving, even forget those things that you believe most people wouldn't.”

— Liz Fichera

“Anticipating this loss had a way of refining memory, filing it down to the purest, rawest form of itself. My clouded perceptions grew clearer.…

— Wendy Paine Miller

“The body remembers who we are supposed to be. And in this there is grief.”

— Susan Griffin

“The next few weeks were the worst he could remember. Too many things were coming back to him, too much of what he'd lost…

— Margaret Atwood

“Grief rose up in him and, knowing it would be too much to face, shoved it down.”

— Jason Andrew Bond

“My heart hurt when I remembered him, but the alternative was forgetting, and that was the final kind of death—when nobody told your story…

— Ann Aguirre