Quotes about grief 80 famous phrases, sayings, expressions, aphorisms

Joy is not difficult to eat, it is better to be strong in grief!
Shota Rustaveli
Greater sorrow heals less.
William Shakespeare
Joy and sorrow in the living rapture
Thoughts and heart in eternal excitement
Rejoicing in the sky, languishing on the earth,
Passionately jubilant
Passionately yearning
Life is bliss in love alone.
Fedor I. Tyutchev
A good friend should appear at a call for fun, but come to a disaster for a friend without a call.
Democritus of Abders
The sincere grief of one who cries in secret.
George G. Byron
Better a little lie than a big grief.
Andre Morois
Joy
crawling snail.
In grief
crazy run.
Vladimir V. Mayakovsky
To the one who committed meanness and did not think of shame, Then he will have to experience unexpected grief.
As – Samarkandi Muhammad Zahiri
Joy and sorrow flow over the edge only among the unwise.
Seneca Lucius Anney
Until you grieve grief yourself, you will always judge someone else's grief approximately and incorrectly!
Mark Twain
Grief leans harder if he notices that they succumb to him.
William Shakespeare
When grief visits you, look around and be comforted: there are people whose share is even heavier than yours.
Aesop
How much grief and longing still fits in two such small specks that can be covered with one finger - in human eyes.
Erich M. Remarque
Sometimes you can moan and a man.
Mark Tullius Cicero
People who have their own grief can console others.
Mark Twain
We find no consolation from grief, we are only distracted from it.
Stendhal
Woe to that society where vice does not seek dark corners, but proudly walks in the daylight through the streets and squares.
S. Solovyov
Grief is the anxiety of the soul when she thinks of a lost good that she could enjoy longer, or when she is tormented by the evil she is currently experiencing.
G. Leibniz
When grief visits you, look around and be comforted: there are people whose share is even heavier than yours.
Aesop
It’s hard not to bear grief, but to bear it all the time.
Seneca Lucius Anney (Younger)
Joy is not difficult to eat, it is better to be strong in grief!
Shota Rustaveli
Grief can equally and bind and unleash the language of the sufferer.
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Talking about your grief, you often lighten it.
Pierre Cornell
To be afraid of grief is not to know happiness.
Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Real grief is bashful.
Christian Friedrich Hebbel (Goebbel)
What sorrow does not take time? What passion will survive in the unequal struggle with him?
Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol
Grief of cancer alone colors.
Nikolai Semenovich Leskov
The only salvation in heartbreak is work.
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
There is no such grief in the world that could not heal youth.
Washington (Washington) Irving
Woe is the most enduring of all our senses.
Honore de Balzac
Everything wears out, even grief.
Gustave Flaubert
Until you know grief, you will not become an adult. But even when you become an adult, you won’t cope with any grief.
Konstantin Alexandrovich Fedin
They do not grieve strangers.
Elias Canetti
Happiness is good for the body, but only grief develops the ability of the spirit.
Marcel Proust
Woe is the teacher of the wise.
D. Byron
Woe to him who would decide on earth to realize the ideal of justice ...
L. Shestov
The most incurable grief is imaginary grief.
M. Ebner – Eschenbach
When a stone falls on a jug, woe to the jug. When the jug falls on the stone - woe to the jug. Always, always woe to the jug.
L. Feuchtwanger
Fate, prankster minx,
Defined as follows:
To all foolish happiness from madness
All clever - woe from the mind.
A. Griboedov
Those eyes that cried most deeply look into the hearts of people.
E. Orzhesko
All of us, whether we want it or not, are participants in a huge lottery of misfortunes.
Anthony Slonimsky
No one is unhappy only from external causes.
Seneca
Everyone is unhappy as much as he considers himself miserable.
Seneca
Many disasters happened on schedule.
Weslav Brudzinsky
There are two kinds of misfortunes: firstly, our own failures, and secondly, the luck of others.
Ambrose Beers
The misfortune of our neighbor comforts us in our misfortunes.
Lucian of Samosata
In all my life I have never met a man who would not have borne the sorrows of his neighbor as a true Christian.
Alexander Pop
Foreign dramas are always unbearably banal.
Oscar Wilde
What is the difference between accident and unhappiness? If, say, Sir Gladstone falls into the Thames, it will be an accident. But if they pull him out of there, it will be a misfortune.
Benjamin Disraeli
Unhappiness is most difficult when the matter, it would seem, can still be corrected.
Karol Izhikovsky
We bring on ourselves misfortunes to which we pay too much attention.
Georges Sand
Misfortune, like piety, can become a habit.
Graham Green
People who believe in their dignity consider it a duty to be unhappy in order to convince others and themselves in this way that fate has not yet paid them their due.
Francois Larochefoucauld
If people have nothing to brag about, they boast about their misfortunes.
Arturo Graf
Most of all, a person is offended if they question his sense of humor or his right to be unhappy.
Sinclair Lewis
If someone else’s grief doesn’t make you suffer, Is it possible to call you a man then?
Saadi
The grief that came was easier than expected: there is an end to the gripping grief, but the fear of the coming grief knows no bounds.
Friedrich Schiller
There is a degree of happiness and grief that goes beyond our ability to feel.
Francois de Larochefoucauld
Those whose grief is silently suffer more severely.
Jean Racine
Woe, Woe, and Woe
It is an eternity if you are truly unhappy. I was so unhappy - completely, completely - that after a week my grief was gone. My hair, my body, my bed, even my dresses were unhappy. I was so full of grief that the whole world ceased to exist for me. And when nothing else exists, misfortune ceases to be misfortune. After all, there is nothing to compare with. And there remains one emptiness. And then everything passes and gradually come to life.
Erich M. Remarque
Show their grief most of all those who grieve less.
Tacitus Publius K.
Woe is the most enduring of all our senses.
Honore de Balzac
We get up in the morning and shake hands with each other,
For a moment, forget about your grief,
Breathe in this morning air with pleasure
Full chest, while still breathing, inhale.
Omar Khayyam
True grief alone is sin; and everything else: exile, deprivation of property, imprisonment, slander, and the like - shadow, smoke, cobwebs, or something even more insignificant.
John Chrysostom
Woe, Sin, Life Quotes, Sorrow and Woe
Fate turns all joys into sorrow And sorrow gives us that in the end it is happy.
As – Samarkandi Muhammad Zahiri
Women endure worse sorrows than those because of which they shed tears.
Jean Paul
In illness or in grief, the memory draws us every painless or restless hour infinitely enviable, like paradise lost. But experiencing our red days, we do not notice them at all and yearn for them only when black arrives.
Arthur Schopenhauer
Grief is the anxiety of the soul when she thinks of a lost good that she could enjoy longer, or when she is tormented by the evil she is currently experiencing.
Gottfried W. Leibniz
Woe is the teacher of the wise.
George G. Byron
For glory we want witnesses
For grief - only secrets.
Euripides
Happiness is only a dream, but grief is real.
Voltaire
Better bread with salt alone and without sorrow than many dishes of many value in sorrow and grief.
John Chrysostom
Philosophy triumphs over the sorrows of the past and future, but the sorrows of the present triumph over philosophy.
Francois de Larochefoucauld
Silence is the refuge of a simple soul who has experienced the whole depth of human sorrow.
Hugo Victor Marie
Everything wears out, even grief.
Gustave Flaubert
Sadness, longing, regrets, despair - these are adversities passing away, not rooted in the soul; and experience teaches us how deceptively a bitter feeling, under the influence of which we think that our troubles are eternal.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The ideal is movement: grief and happiness can equally open and close the path.
Mikhail M. Prishvin
It is useless to tear hair in grief - bald sadness cannot be cured.
Bion Borisfenit