Sorrow

"First grief is a room you're trapped in.  Then it's a room you find yourself in from time to time.  Then it's a room you occasionally visit." - Dan Savage

  "Grief couldn't be fewer than ten thousand stages." -Miriam Kuznets

 "It was one thing to recognize the pain of others, it was another thing to try it on for size."  -Joe Ide

"Regret, by definition, comes too late." - John M. Ford

"One only had so much sympathy and that expended on the travails of others was unavailable for expenditure upon one's own."  -David Mamet

"Grief is not linear." - Kevin R. Tipple

"Grief is just love squaring up to its oldest enemy, and after all these mortal human years love is up to the challenge." - Kate Braestrup

"Nothing hurts like your own pain." - Anita Page

"He drank to drown sorrow, the strongest swimmer in the world." -Henry Lawson

"It's a sad man...who's livin' in his own skin and can't stand the company." -Bruce Springsteen