Most Beautiful Words About Sadness
- Joy is contagious, just like sadness.
- Absolute sadness is as impossible as absolute joy.
- The truest sadness is a smile in a tear-filled eye.
- Sadness and joy, like night and day, follow one another.
- Tears are the extinguishers of profound sorrow.
- The realities of life often blend tears and smiles.
- Mistakes can lead to temporary happiness and lasting sorrow.
- Joy and delight lose their meaning if not balanced with sadness.
- A great deal of happiness deserves a little sadness.
- Sadness is merely a wall separating two gardens.
- All cities feel the same when we enter them with a visa of sorrow.
- Perhaps madness is just a form of sorrow that has stopped evolving.
- Rust consumes iron, and sorrows consume the heart.
- Excessive happiness, like sadness, can stifle the soul if not shared.
- I am not sad because people do not know me; I’m sad because I do not know them.
- The deepest sorrow comes from recalling happy days when we are at our most miserable.
- He who can forget what cannot change is truly happy.
- Since burying what I held most dear in the ground, my heart has no burdens left to bear.
- Within the heart lies a sorrow that can only be soothed by the joy of knowing God.
- Because you were closer to sorrow than we were, we all cried while you smiled.
- Sadness doesn’t require a raincoat; it is our constant downpour.
- There is sorrow that renders tears trivial, as if crying would be an insult to the one being mourned.
- Don’t keep your eyes closed in sorrow; joy might pass you by unnoticed.
- Sadness is a craving unmatched by any disaster.
- Dormant emotions are merely characteristics of sorrow.
- There is a smile that has split into sorrow and joy, like a golden city.
- The dead move on, and sorrow fades, while people remain preoccupied with their concerns.
- Everything compels us to sadness; there is no happiness in this world, only an illusion of it.
- Every horror can be defined; every sorrow has a conclusion. In life, there is no time to indulge in prolonged sadness.
- Grieving the dead is a mistake of past generations.
- Life is but a moment: fill it with joy, cloak it in hope, adorn it with laughter, and strip it of sorrow; nothing is worth it.
- Some losses are so great that no subsequent loss deserves our grief.
- The deceased need us as much as we need them; if we don’t reach out, sorrow overwhelms them, leaving them in solitude.
- There is sorrow we are ashamed of, and another that brings us to tears and concludes there.
- Life is too short to be confined in endless sorrow.
- To see sadness, tears, and mourning on the faces of those who once only laughed is, in itself, a painful experience.
- There’s no reason to be angry when someone hurt by sorrow speaks irrationally.
- Humans inherently seek to share two fundamentally opposite emotions: joy and sorrow.
- Sadness is simply a cruelty imposed by oneself.
- The sorrow of mature lovers is unmatched in its depth.
- Joy is deferred, like revenge passed from generation to generation, and before we teach people joy, we must first learn how to spell sorrow.
- Love does not hang a permanent sign of sadness on our faces as we expect.
- Sorrow is an essential element of our humanity, while happiness is extraordinary; its presence or absence does not affect our humanity.
- What sometimes distracts from sorrow may become another sorrow.
- Sad occasions lead us to mourn all the things we’ve lost, leaving mingled grief in the past.
- I stood at the corner of sorrow awaiting hope, and from afar, I saw hope approaching alongside patience and good faith in God.
- I do not grieve, but I carry burdens, some of which are sorrowful.
- The joy of an inspired poet belongs solely to himself, yet his sorrow reflects the sorrow of the whole world.
- When life inherently endures unbearable pain, how then does it fare in sadness?
- Joy is the daylight of life, and sorrow is its night; the bright day is soon followed by a pitch-dark night.
- There is neither sadness nor joy in life; it is but an eternal calm, so find your peace.
- Cast away sorrow and choose to wear a smile to face a long day.
- How can I write about joy when my mouth is filled with memories, sadness, and loss?
- I do not know how sadness has tamed my words.
- Sadness is like a plague that necessitates isolation.
- Is sadness an unavoidable fate?
- The quiet sorrow whispers to the heart until it shatters.
- Enough with sorrow; it serves no purpose.
- Hope dilutes the tears fallen from sorrow.
- Patience is the best remedy for sorrow.
- A heart heavy with sorrow is like a full cup; it is difficult to carry.
- You define your own happiness or sadness with your thoughts.
- When sadness overtakes you, look within your heart again, and you will see you are truly weeping for what once brought you joy.
Most Beautiful Words About Emotional Pain
- There are words that say nothing, and there is silence that says everything.
- It is unfair to love so deeply and never meet.
- He hears her silence as if it were speech between his soul and hers, recognizing her words without knowing whether they came from her lips or her eyes.
- A person can be hurt most by repressing negative emotions for too long.
- Repressed emotions never die; they are buried alive and will later surface in terrible ways.
- Remember, feelings that are not expressed never die; they are buried alive and will rise again in more hideous forms. You must express your feelings; otherwise, they will consume your heart.
- A life goes on, and another begins, only to pass away and give way to a third, continuing endlessly, with all endings feeling like they’ve been cut with scissors—this is a reiterated phrase, but it rings true.
- He loved her dearly, yet he despised the foolish excess of showing feelings; he hated emotions that resembled those of calves.
- The absence of individuals at certain occasions is often not due to shyness but because they cannot bear the false emotions exhibited by most attendees.
Most Beautiful Words About Worry
- Counter worry and misfortune with supplication and prayer.
- I found worries in the darkness of night most distressing.
- The sorrow of what has passed cannot be undone.
- What good is a night devoid of stars?
- Worries are proportional to aspirations.
- Do not say, “O Lord, I have worries;” instead say, “O worry, I have a Lord.”
- Winds often blow against the sails of ships.
- A person without children knows nothing of worry, while one who dies without children knows no joy.
- Since burying what I cherished most, my heart bears no burdens anymore.
- Hide your worries; those to whom you reveal will only magnify them.
- Forsaking worldly desires brings peace to the heart and body; longing for them breeds worry and sorrow.
- Indeed, certainty chases worry away.
Most Beautiful Words About Tears
- Tears are the downpour of worries.
- Spiritual tears are purer and lighter than tears of the soul.
- Anger, tears, and sorrow are the weapons of those who surrender.
- If you have tears, prepare to shed them.
- Tears are a sign of love, but they are not the remedy.
- The eye that does not weep sees nothing of reality.
- Don’t make friends with a crocodile, even if it sheds tears.
- A wise person sees only water in a woman’s tears.
- The love that is washed by the eyes’ tears remains pure, beautiful, and everlasting.
- Smiles carve channels for future tears.
- The nation is killed by tears and revived by blood.
- No one deserves your tears; if anyone does, they won’t let you cry.
- Tears flow more profusely the more fools ask about them.
- A woman’s tears carry great value and cost her little.
- A man seldom cries, but when he does, his tears are bloody.
- The tears dry only in hearts hardened by sin.
- I can silence words in my throat, but I cannot hold back the tears.
- Someone once said that tears are the blood of the soul.
- It was essential to cry to cleanse the depths of my being.
- Your love begins with a sparkle in your gaze and ends with tears.
- You will weep until those tears transform into rain of joy.
- No tears can quench the thirst of forgetfulness, even if they cascade like a torrent.
- The hardest tears are those shed while pretending we are okay.
- Something compels me to weep, but I pity the pillow that can no longer bear my tears.
- Our happiness with our loved ones today is contingent on the tears we shed for their absence tomorrow.
- There is nothing purer than the tears of someone who fervently wishes for something, only to relinquish it for the pleasure of God.
- Through laughter and tears, we dismantle the world to rebuild it anew.
- Indeed, tears are the extinguishers of great sorrow.
- Often, tears flow from the eye rather than the heart.
- Life’s truths often blend tears with smiles.
- The pains of poetry spill tears; their art is a perpetual weeping.
- Words and phrases are the tears of a language, while poetry is eloquent weeping.
- Who said the eye produces tears? True tears are the vapor of a suffering soul.
- Weeping has become commonplace, perhaps because tears have grown embarrassed of themselves, inevitably.
- Tears help cleanse the mind of distress, wash away sorrows, and cool the flames of grief.
- Tears flow with the blood that has already been shed, and from those tears, more blood flows.
- The best tears are those shed by eyes that are guided and softened.
- No amount of tears on earth can lift a small boat carrying parents searching for their lost child.
- I cannot endure a woman’s tears; they flow abundantly, making them seem cheap.
- If gold were as available as iron, it would be worth nothing, but a woman’s tears remain the only thing that increases in value the more they are shed.
- There are seasons for silent weeping, times for voiceless speech, and periods of unreasoned sorrow.