Cassandra-clare Quote by Cassandra Clare

“They spoke what they thought. What they said became prophecies. Their prophecies became curses. And these curses became the fine line dividing life and…

— Rahul Shrivastava

“I do not believe in a hereafter; the child was my future life. That was my conception of immortality, and perhaps the only one…

— August Strindberg

“What'd you think would happen when you died? That the prophecy would just be over and we'd all be like, oops, guess we got…

— H.M. Ward

“The world of the terminally ill is the world of neither the living nor the dead.”

— P.D. James

“How wrong we were to think that immortality meant never dying.”

— Gerard Way

“Children were the only immortality mortals got—and even then, two generations later, three at the most, no one knew you in person anymore.”

— J.R. Ward

“Dying would be normal for me, and one day, I'd be buried beneath a stone, and nothing would matter anymore. It'd be ordinary, like…

— Rae Hachton

“I would be dead now, if not for a vessel of pure belief.”

— Rick Veitch

“Would to God I'd been stillborn.”

— Abulcasim El Hadrami

“i knew tht we all have the capacity to act in self-destructive ways, nevertheless i had a kind of faith that the desire to…

— Stephen Grosz

“I'd plotted, as a child, to give my life to the Lord. In college, I'd lost this faith. Isolated, grief-wild, I'd picked through the…

— R. O. Kwon

“Because there was only one thing worse than dying. And that was knowing you were going to die. And where. And how. (“Death Ship”)”

— Richard Matheson