Markus ZusakMy arms are killing me. I didn't know words could be so heavy.
About This Quote
This quote is used to express how difficult it can be to carry around the weight of troubles, stress, and things that weigh us down. When you tell someone that they are carrying too much hurt or pain they will want to know what can be done about it. If you are talking about your arms, you could say that they are killing you.
Source: I Am The Messenger
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