Death Quote by Alice Hoffman

“One strange feeling, which I remember clearly, was a powerful link with the slain, particularly those that had fallen within the past hour or…

— William Manchester

“And grief was dangerous, because people fought hard and smart to protect the living. People got themselves—and everyone around them—killed trying to avenge the…

— Kit Rocha

“They were a sorry-looking bunch. Their clothes were in tatters. Their flesh was ripped. They were filthy beyond filth. For once, they looked like…

— Maggie LaCroix

“I ran up the stairs, shedding pieces of my suit as I went, determined for a shower, resolute in washing away what I’d just…

— Fisher Amelie

“I was covered with blood. It dripped mournfully from my body, with pain and sorrow in every drop.”

— R. O. Barton

“This felt like that. Hollow and painful on the inside. So bad that you wanted to cut yourself and watch the blood spill out…

— S. Doyle

“How much loss and grief could the body take before it finally gave up?”

— Angela Marsons

“Conversation that was lifeless, hollow, dry as bone.”

— Diane Chamberlain

“I remember that one day, when we were in a car tooling along at top speed,we crashed into a cyclist, an apparently very young…

— Georges Bataille

“I realized that whilst crying over the loss, the living did not seem adequate because they were not my loved one. The room full…

— Phindiwe Nkosi

“Blood and brain tissue clung to the wet rock like the refuse of a sad picnic.”

— Dan Simmons

“He was afraid that his body would come loose, all his bones spilling out like a building collapsing, like a picket fence clattering apart.”

— Robert Cormier