Sorrow Quotes Quotes

“The sorrow we feel when we lose a loved one is the price we pay to have had them in our lives.”
― Rob Liano

“Participate joyfully in the sorrows of the world. We cannot cure the world of sorrows, but we can choose to live in joy. The warrior's approach is to say “yes” to life: “yea” to it all.”
― Joseph Campbell, The Hero With a Thousand Faces

“The best way to make a line appear shorter without touching it is to draw a longer line next to it. It works with grief, too.”
― Merlin Franco, Saint Richard Parker

“I love death because life hates me.”
― Luffina Lourduraj

“But my world fell apart, and all they could do, the whole universe, was to silently move on.”
― Khadija Rupa, Unexpressed Feelings

“Pebbles that bring you joy are better than diamonds that bring you sorrow.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“Don't pluck a rose's petals and then ask the rose why it is sad.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY IS OFTEN WHAT MAKES YOUR SORROW”
― P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“SORROW DOESN’T CHANGE SOMEONE, IT REVEALS THEM”
― P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“Please don't seek fuel for your sorrow by comparing yourself to me.”
― Ezra Claytan Daniels, Upgrade Soul

“The most tears have been shed by the prettiest eyes”
― Atef Ashab Uddin Sahil

“More ominous the night, more spectacular the daybreak.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Honor He Wrote: 100 Sonnets For Humans Not Vegetables

“What does life give me in the end but sorrow?
What do love's good and evil send but sorrow?
I've only seen one true companion - pain
And I have known no faithful friend but sorrow”
― Hafez, The Nightingales are Drunk

“In death's quiet theater,
love takes the stage,
A poignant script,
written on sorrow's page.

Elegance fades as we part with the light,
In shadows, the dear departed's absence feels trite.
Grief's somber dance, a waltz of the heart,
Echoes reveal, love's masterpiece torn apart.”
― Saurabh T

“There is the sorrow of disease, there is the sorrow that man feels in complete isolation. There is the sorrow of poverty when you see all these poor, ignorant, dirty, hopeless people. There is sorrow when you see all the animals of the world being killed, destroyed, butchered in laboratories.”
― Jiddu Krishnamurti, The Real Crisis

“Our basic instinct is something that is innate to us. It is not something we pursue or learn. A bird does not learn to sing. A bird is instinctively ‘songful’. Similarly a human being does not have to learn to be joyful. We are instinctively joyful. The reason we do not experience joy is that we have learnt its exact opposite – to be sorrowful. Sorrow is mental suffering or pain caused by injury, loss of despair. While pain is physical, sorrow and misery are mental states. Sometimes pain cannot be avoided, however, sorrow can be unlearnt. This is simply because sorrow is not real, sorrow is a mental make-up.”
― Debashis Chatterjee, Can You Teach A Zebra Some Algebra?

“ONE SORROW DISPELS A HUNDRED JOYS”
― P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“THE ROAD FOR HAPPINESS AND THE ROAD FOR SORROW ARE EXACTLY THE SAME”
― P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“HAPPINESS AND SORROW ARE THE SIBLINGS OF A FAMILY”
― J. Tisa

“I am praised for being conventionally belle, but what is the benefit of this so called good face, if it can not bounce back my father?”
― Theogene TUYISHIMIRE

“My darling “mum” perhaps, I will never be as happy as I was in the old days of my childhood, precisely there were no ghosts, no fears! I have never felt like I belonged anywhere, I tried the countries, the books, and the drugs but when I enter the pain and hear the screams of bereaving families who are suffer alone in the loneliness, it looks like the only place in the world where I ever belonged.”
― Qamar Rafiq

“Honor He Wrote Sonnet 19

From error to error, we'll correct our errors.
From failure to failure, we shall rise high.
From despair to despair, our fears disappear.
From scar to scar, our heart learns to fly.
From one jinx to another, we become destiny.
From darkness to darkness, we become light.
One wound to another, we become the cure.
From one loss to another, we understand life.
Dust bite after dust bite, all dust become ointment.
One lost road after another, we draw a new map.
Teardrops upon teardrops, all tears turn elixir.
One screw-up after another, we learn to grow up.
One heartbreak to another, we become the healer.
Bearing crisis upon crisis, we shall rise as creator.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Honor He Wrote: 100 Sonnets For Humans Not Vegetables

“Poet's superpower is pain.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Mucize Misafir Merhaba: The Peace Testament

“We will all pass through a sorrowful stage in life, when it's your turn don't let the storm sweep you away.”
― Ojingiri Hannah

“Through Christ, the miraculous can happen—a mentally ill mind can also be a sound mind. I’ve learned that my mind with depression and PTSD can also grasp Scripture, pursue holiness, have wisdom, and a flourishing relationship with Jesus. And yes, the medical world has helped me immensely, but only I can choose to follow the Holy Spirit’s prompting to boast in my weakness and humbly depend on God, because with “the humble [the teachable who have been chiseled by trial and who have learned to walk humbly with God] there is wisdom and soundness of mind” (Proverbs 11:2 AMP).”
― Julie Busler, Joyful Sorrow: Breaking Through the Darkness of Mental Illness

“Everyone has sorrows; we just don’t know them well enough to realise it. When we see others, we see their masks perfectly concealing their invariably painful past.”
― Udayakumar DS, Life of a Sunset Kid

“There are indeed certain sorrows that never leave our hearts. They lie dormant, hidden beneath the surface of our skin, erupting loudly when provoked by even a single foul word.”
― S. Zuppardi, The Black Shila

“You are the sunlight to my soul, the laughter to my sorrow, the life to my world.”
― Biju Karakkonam, Nature and Wild life Photographer

“Being alive is a blessing, and living is the reason sorrow is made”
― Hari krishnan Nair, WHO AM I: Author Hari Krishnan Nair

“I transform sorrow into art, letting the echoes of my past guide others to their own light, hidden beneath the surface.”
― Tamara Lone