by C.S. Lewis
“Only a real risk tests the reality of a belief” — C.S. Lewis
Quotes
“I’d better keep my breath to cool my own porridge.” — C.S. Lewis
“Cancer, and cancer, and cancer. My mother, my father, my wife. I wonder who is next in the queue.” — C.S. Lewis
“Now a being like S.C., however magnified, couldn’t invent or create or govern anything. He would set traps and try to bait them. But he’d never have thought of baits like love, or laughter, or daffodils, or a frosty sunset. He make a universe? He couldn’t make a joke, a bow, or an apology, or a friend.” — C.S. Lewis
Collected lines from C.S. Lewis’s A Grief Observed, kept here for rhythm and reflection rather than review.