Mother Quote by Donald Ray Pollock

“Who has not in his great grief felt a longing to look upon the outward features of the universal Mother; to lie on the…

— H. Rider Haggard

“All mothers breed dead children. They shall, perhaps, live later. When no longer dead, they are born Not—by coincidence, by choice.”

— Mie Hansson

“[I]sn't it sad to go to your grave without ever wondering why you were born? Who, with such a thought, would not spring from…

— Richard Dawkins

“You're buried in there so deep it's like I was born with you in my soul.”

— Kate McCarthy

“The thing about burying a Christian mother is that, amid all the tears, you find yourself mimicking the grin that characterized her life. She…

— Phil Callaway

“I just buried my mother. I've been better.”

— Rich Allan

“In another life, another timeline, he would have cared as a son does for his mother. If she’d been born different. But as he…

— V. Theia

“Buried feelings of anger and vengeance washed over him as he thought back to the time he discovered who his real father was and…

— Angel Sefer

“The mother who lay in the grave, was the mother of my infancy; the little creature in her arms, was myself, as I had…

— Charles Dickens

“People like him, who buried their past so determinedly, should not help it from the grave so easily.”

— Steve Berry

“Men are busy dying from the moment they’re born but it’s a crawl from the cradle to the grave.”

— Mark Lawrence

“As soon as you have a child, you see your own tombstone”

— Stephen King