Death Quote by B.G. Bowers

“Something or someone lived or died so you could have this life. The mountain of the dead. They left you into the daylight.”

— Chuck Palahniuk

“This time it is real — all must die, and where could mountaineer find a more glorious death!”

— John Muir

“Death came as a whisper. It wasn't frightening or horrible at all. In that final moment, it washed over me like a gentle wave,…

— Terry Lovett

“that silent vastness of fire and ice that said in enormous letters of black and white DEATH, DEATH, written right across a continent. The…

— Ursula K. Le Guin

“Death, I discovered that day, is not frightening, because it is utterly still. And it is still because death, when it comes, is always…

— Michael Morpurgo

“And even though the mountain did nothing the mountain was not impervious to the storm and in fact dreaded its retreat and longed for…

— Claire-Louise Bennett

“Death, however clearly foretold, still came unexpectedly.”

— Daniel Abraham

“But it was frightening: or, more exactly, it was like a foretaste of death, like being a little less alive.”

— George Orwell

“Death is the most formidable adventure of life for it forays into the unknown.”

— B.S. Murthy

“...and that touched off something else...old sorrows, good friends gone down into the earth. Sometimes I picture death as a wide stone stair-case, filled…

— Sue Grafton

“Now I end my death song. I give my farewell to mountain and sky. It has been good to be alive.”

— Tad Williams

“Suddenly, an incredibly loud explosion was heard rumbling behind them. It sounded like someone dropped a mountain from the clouds. It was a deep…

— Jason Medina