loss and lost … sentence starters
tw’s for death, discussions of death, grief
change pronouns/wording as needed
“It’s okay to say you miss them.”
“They can’t be gone. they can’t.”
“I never even got to say goodbye.”
“Do you think they know I miss them?”
“I’m sure they’re smiling down on you.”
“I tried… I tried to save them. I couldn’t.”
“Do you think they’d be proud of me, now?”
“I never even got the chance to mourn them.”
“I’m trying to honor their memory… I’m trying.”
“You never even got to grieve them, did you?”
“Mourning someone doesn’t have a time-limit.”
“I just… thought I’d have more time with them.”
“You won’t… you won’t leave me, too, will you?”
“You did all you could. You can’t save everyone.”
“I thought I’d be happy they’re gone, but I’m… not.”
“I lost them so long ago… so, why does it still hurt?”
“Please, don’t die. I can’t.. I can’t lose anyone else.”
“I visit them whenever I can. I leave them flowers…”
“I hope they can see me. Somehow. I hope they’re proud.”
“You’ve lost someone. I can tell. It’s in the eyes, the grief.”
“It’s okay to have conflicted feelings. Grief is complicated.”
“Sometimes, I think I can see them when I look at the stars.”
“There’s no right or wrong way to mourn. Do what helps you.”
“Everyone keeps dying. Everyone keeps going where I can’t follow.”
“I wish I’d been there. Maybe if I’d been there… I could have saved them.”
“I just don’t understand… how can they just be gone? They were here. And then they weren’t.”
“I know it hurts to face it, but you can’t keep pretending. They’re gone. You’ll have to face it someday.”