Death Quote by Brit Bennett

“Must not all things at last be swallowed up in Death?”

— Plato

“Death has come to cut your throats and drink your blood!”

— Brom

“Death is awful fierce. After it cuts those still living into little pieces, grief comes along to watch them bleed.”

— Sandi Morgan Denkers

“Death was a beast with no teeth. He did not fear death.”

— Maureen A. Miller

“It is love, the teeth told him, that resurrects life from death. Leave us here. Turn your head to the living.”

— Naomi Benaron

“A glorious death would be in my final breath to take before I die, to hear one final time on my belovèd's mouth the…

— Roman Payne

“Grief—in all of its agony—burrowed deep into her essence, its serrated edges killing her piece by piece.”

— R. W. Patterson

“Death smoothes the rough edges, obliterates the cruelties of the deceased. It makes heroes of monsters.”

— Cathy Holton

“For, in those centuries, when numbers of children died in the cradle and half the women in childbirth, when epidemics ravaged adult life, when…

— Maurice Druon

“You can grieve for me the week before I die, if I’m scared and hurting, but when I gasp that last fleeting breath and…

— R.C. Sproul

“We die containing a richness of lovers and tribes, tastes we have swallowed, bodies we have plunged into and swum up as if rivers…

— Michael Ondaatje

“Death can come slow. Death can come quick. If you've got one last breath, you better make the most of it.”

— A.H. Scott