See, the second reason we have burial rites is that they give people a change to say goodbye. Watching a body get put in the ground or go up in flames or be consigned to the deep, you get the sense there's no coming back. You feel that door slam closed. And you cry or laugh or whatever's your deal, but in some place deep inside, you know things will never be the same. They call that closure. That's the theory, anyways.
Keep moving forward—Even if you don’t get closure.
Cry. Forgive. Learn. Move on. Let your tears water the seeds of your future happiness.
The message coming back at all of us is: live without closure.
Create a need for closure.
Closure isn’t closure until someone’s ready to close the door.
Nothing brings closure to a campaign like opening it up again.
Closure is when raw memory blurs to become the folklore of life.
Sometimes a thing needed opening before closure was found.
Sometimes the closure that we need is a new door opening.
The worst closure is through an embrace.
Sometimes you don’t get closure, you just move on.
When you get to the last page, close the book.
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