I was conscious, then, of a different ache, deeper and more sharp than the feeling of bereavement that a hangover will sometimes uncover in the heart.

Michael Chabon
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The pain of losing someone is unbearable. But there is also another ache that occurs when you lose someone you care about. It's a sharp, piercing pain that goes straight to the core of your being. This pain can be so deep it feels like it will never go away.

Source: The Mysteries Of Pittsburgh

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