Death Quote by Diana Gabaldon

“There was nothing frightening about the dead man; there never is. No matter how ugly the manner in which a man dies, it's only…

— Diana Gabaldon

“No man lives, can live, without having some object in view, and making efforts to attain that object. But when object there is none,…

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“Woe, alas, to the one who shall have loved bodies, forms, appearances only. Death will take everything from him. Try to love souls, you…

— Victor Hugo

“The dead bodies I saw all stayed that way. (...) Death is usually ugly, but always complete.”

— Heather Graham

“To whatever the soul of man turns, unless toward God, it cleaves to sorrow, even though the things outside God and outside itself to…

— St. Augustine

“Nothing in life was as ugly as death.”

— Graham Greene

“Death was a living creature. Death was a man tormented by his past. Death was once a human.”

— S.K.N. Hammerstone

“Beauty is how objects end. Beauty is death.”

— Timothy Morton

“There are those among the Folk so hideous that all living things shrink back in horror. And yet others have a grotesquerie so exaggerated,…

— Holly Black

“Damaged souls have their own beauty. A dark, terrifying beauty.”

— A. Zavarelli

“For only the body would die, whereas the loss of a soul is a great loss which is apparently without end;”

— Teresa of Ávila

“The consequence of this is that I'm always finding humans at their best and worst. I see their ugly and their beauty, and I…

— Markus Zusak