Death Quote by Charlotte Brontë

“There a painless death awaits him who can no longer bear the sorrows of this life.”

— Robert W. Chambers

“It was nearly winter. I had just seen a friend die, and was again beginning to take pleasure in my own existence. This friend,…

— Peter Handke

“That was the treachery of suffering. It took you to the point from which you thought death must follow, then let you know it…

— Glen Duncan

“There a painless death awaits him who can no longer bear the sorrows of this life. If death is welcome let him seek it…

— Robert W. Chambers

“However wretched I may feel, I want to prolong the agony as long as possible.”

— Henrik Ibsen

“The pain of dying will surely be nothing, for the pain of love is so much stronger and agonizing.”

— Marilena Mexi

“Some had come to look upon death as a mercy. Death meant warmth. Death was light. Life was cruel, cold, heavy and dark. Life…

— Sage Steadman

“All I wanted was to be put to death without torment. It was perhaps a weakness, but I believe that the mind of man…

— Victor Hugo

“When pain becomes a way of existence, we stop hoping for an end to the suffering. The death of hope is its own resilience.”

— Sunyi Dean

“Every now and then when I Long for death to ease my pain Long for death but do not die But live still and…

— Mohamed Hazem

“I cannot think without a shudder of contracting any obligation towards death. I hate death; for, happy or miserable, life is the only blessing…

— Giacomo Casanova

“That death, so full of suffering for us both, suffering that still overwhelmed my life, was yet a severe mercy. A mercy as severe…

— Sheldon Vanauken