The Right Words of Comfort Someone Who Lost a Loved One With a little thought, you can find comforting phrases that express exactly what you want to say to comfort a grieving friend or family member. Keep the following list of bereavement messages on file in case you are hard-pressed on ...
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His body presented a terrific emblem of bereavement. I am trying so hard to understand my love. It was an unforgettable day for mankind. We are confident of victory. They were in the VIP lounge at the airport. He fell in love with a warm-hearted girl. He gave a warm, friendly smile...
I awaken puffy, inflamed, and numb, staring at the girl in the mirror. My throat swallows painfully while bereavement, regret, and disappointment surface from visual vanishing health and recognition that actions went awry again. A thorough sigh releases the struggle of pent up emotions and exhaust...
Today, with about 17 months of bereavement under my belt, I still miss my mother terribly. However, I don’t worry about where she is. I don’t picture her splashing around with my father in a lake or the sea near a pier, nor do I imagine her walking down the sidewalk of our nei...
Daphne is a beautiful wild child, footloose and fancy-free, the daughter of freedom and adventure, but also an allegorical figure. Reading Sofka’s evocation of childhood, the discovery of passionate love, the comfort of friendship and the desire to take control of a life at its outset, floo...
I think very important is the discovery that early economy starts with capitalism as the birth of a new head of cattle and ends with private property, isolation and removal from community in death and bereavement. This means the whole of economy, household management, rides between birth and de...
“Thanatopsis”, that means “a view of death”, it’s also the name of a poem by Bryant. This poem is one of the classics about death as it offers a peaceful view of death, comfort for the living, and no matter what a person's religious beliefs, the poem are still applicable.…...