Kari Sylwan Quotes

Anna Can't you hear that? Someone's crying. Can't you hear it? Someone's crying and crying.

Anna Wednesday, the third of September. A chill in the air tells of autumn's approach, but the days are still lovely and mild. My sisters, Karin and Maria, have come to see me. It's wonderful to be together again like in the old days. I'm feeling much better. We were even able to take a stroll together. It was a wonderful experience, especially for me, since I haven't been outdoors for so long. We suddenly began to laugh and run toward the old swing that we hadn't used since we were children. We sat in it like three good little sisters and Anna pushed us, slowly and gently. All my aches and pains were gone. The people I'm most fond of in all the world were with me. I could hear them chatting around me. I could feel the presence of their bodies, the warmth of their hands. I wanted to cling to that moment, and I thought, "Come what may, this is happiness. I cannot wish for anything better. Now, for a few minutes, I can experience perfection and I feel profoundly grateful to my life, which gives me so much.

Agnes Can't anyone help me?

Anna It's just a dream, Agnes.

Agnes No, it's not a dream. Perhaps it's a dream for you, but not for me.

Karin Anna. You hear that?

Anna I hear only the wind and the ticking of the clocks.

Karin No. It's something else.

Anna I don't hear anything else.

Karin I'm freezing. Good night.