.JPG)
This is one of my favourite quotes. (It's Shakespeare.) I first heard it when my mum sent it as a text commemorating my dad's 80th birthday a couple of years ago, and since then I've liked to remember this quote whenever a loved one dies or it's an anniversary of someone's deathday. I find it comforting in a way. The picture accompanying the quote is inspired by another one though; "From my rotting body, flowers shall grow and I am in them, and that is eternity." by Edward Munch. I like that one too.
Oh I absolutely love that quote.
ReplyDeleteOoh... I love both quotes.
ReplyDeleteYou are right, it does sound comforting in a way. x
ReplyDeleteSuch a powerful message dear! Love it!
ReplyDeleteDiana
www.ManhattanImageandStyle.com
New Blog Post: How To Start An Exercise Routine & Not Give Up
this is very touching! Hope you are doing great hun xx
ReplyDeleteI love that quote...always have. It is oddly comforting...like making something sad very beautiful. Reminds me of my sweet grandmother who past away 3 years ago on the month :)
ReplyDeleteKrysten Gautreaux - so do i, lovely! xx
ReplyDeletehis_girl_friday - they're good ones, honey! x
Natalia - glad that you feel that way too, dear! x
Diana - glad you do, pet! x
Gail J - aw, i am doing very well indeed, thank you, darling! will need to chat with you soonish:-) xx
Marisa Noelle - that is a really lovely way of putting it:-) oh, i hope you had some time to focus on the wonderful memories you shared with her, doll! xx