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Top 5 Margaret Renkl Quotes (2024 Update)

Margaret Renkl Quote: “When I didn’t die, however, and then didn’t die some more, I came one day to understand: I wasn’t dying; I was grieving. I wasn’t dying. Not yet.”
Margaret Renkl Quote: “The light catches in the bare branches of the maple and clothes it in a fleeting dream of autumn, all pink and auburn and gold. The cardinal perched near the top of the tree bursts into radiance, into flame, and for that moment nothing matters at all – not the still soil nor the clattering branches nor the way this redbird will fall to the ground in time, a cold stone, and I too will grow cold, and all my line.”
Margaret Renkl Quote: “Back on the caregiving roller coaster, I struggled to remember the lesson I had just learned so painfully with Mom: the end of caregiving isn’t freedom. The end of caregiving is grief.”
Margaret Renkl Quote: “I like the idea of mist as much as I enjoy the lovely mist itself. Aren’t transitions always marked by tumult and confusion? How comforting it would be to say, as a matter of unremarkable fact, “I’m wandering in the mist just now. It will blow off in a bit.”
Margaret Renkl Quote: “Blessed are the parents whose final words on leaving – the house, the car, the least consequential phone call – are always “I love you.” They will leave behind children who are lost and still found, broken and, somehow, still whole.”
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