goodbye, cruel world

cliché An exclamation, note, or statement made immediately prior to one's death, especially by suicide. We felt as though we never had closure after Tom committed suicide. We never even knew he was contemplating taking his own life, and his note merely said "Goodbye, cruel world." The gunslinger lay on the ground, bleeding into the dust. "Goodbye, cruel world," he gasped with his last breath. And with that, he perished.

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释义	goodbye, cruel world goodbye, cruel world cliché An exclamation, note, or statement made immediately prior to one's death, especially by suicide. We felt as though we never had closure after Tom committed suicide. We never even knew he was contemplating taking his own life, and his note merely said "Goodbye, cruel world." The gunslinger lay on the ground, bleeding into the dust. "Goodbye, cruel world," he gasped with his last breath. And with that, he perished. See also: cruel, world Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner! a sight to behold (good) black don't crack computer says no better than a poke in the eye (with a sharp stick) rusty have a nice day Have a nice day! strong silent type References in periodicals archive As the News of the World slipped out of existence because of its ugly practices, the Telegraph tipped its hat with a middle finger: "Goodbye, Cruel World." Murdoch: an unequaled media mogul for modern times WILL: Goodbye, cruel world. Berryman, Sexton, Crane, Teasdale--I'm coming to join that great "poetry workshop" in the sky. Talk of Suicide Makes Me Hungry (Think about the actor or actress who emotes for ten minutes during a death scene: "Goodbye, cruel world!...") Above all, it touches some emotional truth in those who participate in its retelling. Sixth Sunday of Easter: May 1, 2005
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