Death Quote by Annie Dillard

“The real trick is to let life, with all it's ordinary missteps and regrets, be consistently more mysterious and alluring then it's end.”

— Gail Caldwell

“What could you not accept, if you but knew that everything that happens, all events, past, present and to come, are gently planned by…

— Foundation for Inner Peace

“I had long ago learned to ignore things I could not resolve. Whenever I was faced with such choices, something always occured to tip…

— W.A. Hoffman

“There is your car and the open road, the fabled lure of random adventure. You stand at the verge, and you could become anything.…

— Dan Chaon

“We were wise indeed, could we discern truly the signs of our own time; and by knowledge of its wants and advantages, wisely adjust…

— Thomas Carlyle

“In that most mundane of actions, I had one of those moments, the kind you remember for a lifetime, the kind that slow down…

— Sarah A. Denzil

“It’s about learning to show up and let ourselves be seen just as we are, massively imperfect and weak and wild and flawed in…

— Shauna Niequist

“One couldn’t be selective when remembering the past. Ignore the turmoil, chaos and pain – and the truly great memories would not shine with…

— Karen Fowler

“Sometimes, though, you want to remember every minute you spent with someone. You want to remember even the most mundane moments. You wish you…

— Jeff Zentner

“But in reality, when faced with death and the great unknown that came after, my survival instinct snatched wildly at whatever lifeline was offered.…

— Julie Kagawa

“Strange how reluctant I was to acknowledge that control of my fate lay beyond my own conscious will. Habit of a lifetime, I suppose.”

— Patrick McGrath