Language Quote by Diane Setterfield

“Tell me, just how many lives need to be lost until someone realises the impact that their words can have on another individual?”

— Isha Barlas

“If you would not be forgotten as soon as you are dead and rottin', either write things width reading or do things worth writing.”

— Ben Franklin

“Words are such terrible carriers of thought. They’re like the dead bodies of thoughts that the other side studies forensically.”

— K. Hippolite

“If you would not be forgotten As soon as you are dead and rotten, Either write things worth reading, Or do things worth the…

— Benjamin Franklin

“Words were the most powerful tool. Simple and so often underestimated. They could heal. They could destroy. And I needed to use my words…

— Jennifer Armentrout

“For some reason, the act of writing them down makes me remember. Each word I write brings me closer to finding the right one.”

— Ally Condie

“I thought maybe we mourned not only for the dead but also for the living. We felt their absence before we knew for sure…

— Vaddey Ratner

“Good writers can't die. Their words live on forever.”

— Kensington Gore

“Words are dead, until action brings them life.”

— Anthony Liccione

“I've had so much time to think that my words have deserted. All that's left is the ache and frustration of being alive -…

— Vikki Wakefield

“It's not that words or human language stop having any meaning or relevance after you die, by the way.”

— David Foster Wallace

“Death is more meaningful than just being dead.”

— Munia Khan