"The Lost Language of Cranes" Quotes
A young man’s coming out forces his parents to confront their own secrets and the complexities of love and identity in 1980s New York City.
fiction | 368 pages | Published in 2014
Quotes
Sometimes it seems like all our love is nothing but a space that divides us.
To be in love is to be willing to ruin yourself for the other person.
We are all prisoners of our childhood.
The truth is often too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves.
Family secrets have a way of unraveling our lives.
The past has a way of catching up with us, no matter how hard we try to hide from it.
Love is a complicated dance, full of missteps and second chances.
Sometimes the hardest thing is to accept ourselves for who we truly are.
In the end, love is all that matters.
We are all searching for connection, for someone who understands us.
