Losing Someone Quotes

“I'm always losing things.”
― Kathleen Glasgow, Girl in Pieces

“Having something and losing it, it's so much crueler than never having had it.”
― Victoria Schwab, The Unbound

“You know when you think you know someone? More than anyone in the world? You know you know them, because you've seen them, like, for real. And then you reach out, and suddenly they are just... gone. You though you belonged together. You thought they were yours, but they're not. You want to protect them, but you can't.”
― Ava Dellaira, Love Letters to the Dead

“The day you lose someone isn't the worst -at least you've got something to do- it's all the days they stay dead.”
― Steven Moffat

“Love was indeed a big responsibility. One must use the word judiciously. One cannot love one day and take away love the next day. It is total caring.”
― Anuradha Bhattacharyya, The Road Taken

“The dead do not haunt, no matter how much you beg them to.”
― Lancali ., I Fell in Love With Hope

“The effects of loss are acute, and unique to each individual. Not everyone mourns in the same way, but everyone mourns.”
― Richelle E. Goodrich, Making Wishes: Quotes, Thoughts, & a Little Poetry for Every Day of the Year

“Whenever something scary happens or I want to comment on something, like Joyce and Hopper’s constant bickering, which is getting annoying, I glance toward Adam’s side of the couch. And each and every time I do, the pain of his absence pierces my chest. That’s the thing about losing someone: there’s one major death followed by a million little deaths.”
― Alexandra Latos, Under Shifting Stars

“What I keep thinking about is that... it’s a long time ahead of me without her. My whole 20s. And 30s. And the rest of my life. How am I supposed to do all that? It was so early.”
― Karl Kristian Flores, The Goodbye Song

“Losing a sibling is missing the one person who you could truly be yourself with.”
― Anoir Ou-Chad

“How do I tell them that so many words in their language rattle like cages without birds? Do you call it grief when the nest you fall from disappears into the sky with the sillage of a memory that will
never be done? That isn’t grief for us, we call that hüzün.”
― K. Eltinaé, The Moral Judgement of Butterflies

“In all probability there is someone out there that is almost exactly the same as the one you just lost, except they area a little bit taller, a little bit kinder, and a whole lot better in bed.”
― Atticus Poetry

“We experience this emotional roller coaster because we can never find stability and lasting peace until our attachment and dependency is on what is stable and lasting. How can we hope to find constancy if what we hold on to is inconstant and perishing.”
― Yasmin Mogahed

“She wrote his name on a piece of paper
and lit it with a match.
The letters curled
as they turned dark and misshapen
until she didn’t recognize them.
They were figments of something
that she had done in her past, lost
into some other form of existence.”
― Eric Overby, Hourglass in Grace

“As new flowers grow, the old petals fall off.
As you move forward in life, you begin to lose some friends.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, Night of a Thousand Thoughts

“... every time someone dies you start counting how much time has passed since they've been gone. First you count it in minutes, then in hours. You count in days, then weeks, then months. Then one day you realize that you aren't counting anymore, and you don't even know when you stopped. That's the moment they're gone.”
― Emily St. John Mandel, Sea of Tranquility

“It's ok to lose someone. But it's not ok to lose yourself for someone.”
― Hiral Nagda

“Losing someone that close to you doesn’t allow you to stay the same person you were before. She knew that, and so did he.”
― Heidi Dischler, All the Little Things

“You can’t stop living life even when the people you love most leave you.”
― Heidi Dischler, All the Little Things

“Andrei rested on a bench directly in front of a grave that belonged to: 'A father, hard worker, and beloved friend.' He leaned back, resting in the cemetery, and with each second, his desire to know more about this man

'Yeah, he’s a father, hard worker, and beloved friend. Weren’t we all at some point? What’s his kink? The worst thing he’s done to a person? The greatest thing he’s good at?' he thought. That’s what Andrei wanted to know. Not titles the man himself would disapprove of. What good was a proper impression in a cemetery filled with thousands of proper impressions? One must be indecent. So Andrei closed his eyes and imagined the father who worked hard and was a beloved friend. Maybe his kink was that he needed to do it in public—in the restroom after a date or at church during mass. Maybe the worst thing he had ever done was work so hard for his family that he never once saw them. Maybe the best thing he was good at was giving gifts to his friends. Yes, that’s it. He never gave money or handed them gift cards, but instead gave his brothers exactly what filled them the most. One year, he gave a notebook to his buddy John with the same line written over and over in painful cursive. The line said: 'Happy Birthday, you get thirteen hours of my life' and repeated until you could see the traces of hand cramps squiggling for life on the forty-second page.

'What a good man,' imagined Andrei. 'Hell of a mate.”
― Karl Kristian Flores, A Happy Ghost

“It’s ok, I get it,” I said, offering him the reprieve he needed. “Maybe I’ll see you around.”
“Yeah, maybe,” he said and hung up the phone.
And that was how I lost my best friend.”
― Caleb Pinkerton, The Suicide Journal

“वो गया और साथ अपने मेरी हस्ती ले गया
एक घर खाली हुआ और सारी बस्ती ले गया...
जाने कैसा साल था बस इक बरस के दरम्याँ
सारी हिकमत दे गया और सारी मस्ती ले गया... !!”
― Sandeep Atre, Baat Jazbaat Ki

“And being part of something -- really part of it -- means it can be taken away. It means you have something to lose.”
― Jennifer E. Smith, Windfall

“মৃণাল মৃদু হেসে বলে, ‘অপ্রাপ্যের জন্যেই তো ছটফটানি মানুষের। পেয়ে গেলে আর কি? কিছুই না। মনেও থাকে না।’

মালবিকা অন্য কিছু ভেবে বলেনি, মালবিকা ওই চশমা প্রসঙ্গেই বলল, 'আবার মনে পড়ে হারালে। হাড়ে হাড়ে মনে পড়ে, তাই না?”
― Ashapurna Devi, Dashti Upanyas

“Grief wasn't simply a shadow that followed people around; it was the worst sort of companion.”
― Kerri Maniscalco, Kingdom of the Feared

“In the vast expanse of human experience, few pains rival the agony of losing someone beloved, for it is in their absence that the soul learns the true measure of its love.”
― Shree Shambav, Death: Light of Life and the Shadow of Death

“But don't cry over it he wouldn't want you to cry over him. Smile because you were able to meet him and get to know him, be happy that you were able to communicate and love him. He will always be by your side and all you can do is live for him. Don't let his death be for nothing. Cherish life, sure times will be hard but you just have to persevere and push through. Just keep going and never give up.”
― .

“The world's got everything you need and it wants everything you've got.”
― Jeff Ocaya

“The thought of never seeing you again would stop my heart.”
― Mr. Joshua Shaw, I Took a Plane to Die in Denver

“إشتقت لشخص , كان يوصيني بأن أنتبه لنفسي كثيرًا ليتني استطيع أن اُخبره أني فقدت نفسي عندما غاب .”
― Me