Easter

Easter gathers together the hush of dawn, the bright shock of renewal, and the long human hope that endings aren’t final. Quotes in this holiday collection move between sacred and secular: the Resurrection and its language of faith, grace, and redemption; springtime’s return with eggs, gardens, and green light; and the intimate rituals of family tables, bells, and new clothes. You’ll find writers reflecting on suffering transformed, on patience through winter, and on the courage to begin again. Some lines lean toward scripture and liturgy, others toward childhood wonder or quiet skepticism, but all circle the same question: what does it mean to be made new? Expect tenderness, awe, and a clear-eyed joy.