I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go. — Helen Pearson
Download Customize

I see you in the grass,Running through the snow,But where you have gone,I cannot go.

— Helen Pearson
Pin Share Tweet Telegram
Topics
grief loss

More “Grief” Quotes

The house is eerily quiet. All this time I thought silence would be a welcome reprieve, but it's less comforting than I — Hannah Harrington, Saving June
My life is now divided into two periods: With June and After June. I can't wrap my mind around the idea of it. — Hannah Harrington, Saving June
Why do we as humans always tend to remember the worse things about people? We may know someone for many years, know them — K. Martin Beckner, A Million Doorways
One of the grubby truths about a loss is that you don't just mourn the dead person, you mourn the person you got to be w — Meghan O'Rourke, The Long Goodbye
The fairest things have fleetest end,Their scent survives their close:But the rose's scent is bitternessTo her who loved — Francis Thompson, Complete Poetical Works of Francis Thompson
Maybe Laney's right. Maybe June did love me. But I'm far less certain that she knew I loved her. Did she realise how muc — Hannah Harrington, Saving June
Laine taped the last box shut. That was it, then: All of Gavin's belongings put away; some for charity, some for the dum — Stephen M. Irwin, The Dead Path
She always used to suspect that the price for happiness, the price for enjoying the company of a person you loved, was t — Stephen Lovely, Irreplaceable
An ElegyA thousand times must we deploreThe lost will never come to life again;Even as flowing water runs away,Returning — Reiko Chiba, Hiroshige's Tokaido in Prints and Poetry
The man who doesn't howl at the moon when his mother dies is no man at all. — Marty Rubin
You don't even have a cross," he said. His beloved was silent. "You don't even have any candles, no face of Christ, no t — John Hawkes, The Cannibal
Sing through your grief. Don't let your thoughts weigh you down. — Marty Rubin