A Single Touch Quotes

“I'm convinced the five stages of grieving aren't like steps where you take one after the other. I think they're waves that constantly crash onto the shore and you never know which one will hit you.”
― W. Winters, A Single Touch

“That’s what forgetting is, it’s the death of the life you had. It doesn’t just kill you though. It kills everyone else as well.”
― W. Winters, A Single Touch

“Everyone’s entitled to a moment. But if you’re going to keep it to yourself, prepare to be by yourself.”
― W. Winters, A Single Touch

“Hope is the opposite of tragedy. It's a glimmer of light in utter darkness. It isn't a long way of saying goodbye. It's knowing you never have to say it, because whoever's gone, is still with you. Always. That's what hope is.”
― W. Winters, A Single Touch

“It's easy to give someone sympathy, it's easy to love them. Accepting their love though, accepting it in the way they're able to give... that's the difficult part, because that's where you get hurt.”
― W. Winters, A Single Touch

“My sister looked backward, while I tried to look forward. I think that’s where the difference really lay.”
― W. Winters, A Single Touch

“Honesty without compassion is brutality.” I say the quote and then add when Carter looks back at me, “I don’t know who said it. It’s just a saying.”
― W. Winters, A Single Touch