Almost every young person experiences sorrows.
"Almost every young person experiences sorrows," he rightly points out at the beginning of his exegesis of "Peanuts" — a sentence that gives you hope that the geeky child still hiding inside the adult Franzen is going to admit that, like everyone else, he loved "Peanuts" because he, too, identified with the perpetual awkward, perpetually failed, and yet just as perpetually optimistic Charlie Brown.
Her two young daughters, Amity and Sorrow, are tied together at the wrist to keep Sorrow from escaping; she yearns to go back.
I thought it gave an added dimension of sorrow — a young couple whose possibility of raising a family was lost.
The experiences of young Louis in "The Sorrow of Belgium" resembled those of Mr. Claus's own adolescence, he said.
The idea of Byron then meant "Childe Harold" more than "Don Juan" — not the adventurer on a quest but the wounded young man with a sorrow.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet When I was very young, a barb of sorrow was lodged in my heart.
My father, who died when I was very young — my first great sorrow — was a poet manqué, in a way, a mixture of melancholy and gaiety.
Does anybody care about our sorrow?" The young woman accompanying the poet has brought along her French books, her passport to a life abroad, she hopes.
In "The Milk of Sorrow," a young woman, whose family migrated to Lima from the highlands in the wake of horrific political violence, takes a job as a maid to earn money to take her mother home to the countryside to be buried.
We were too little to control these situations and too young to let our sorrow linger.
