Death Quote by Ellen Hopkins

“Everyday I go to graveyard in search of her. maybe she can come back but in the end all i find is tears in…

— seerat

“Right after her funeral I felt the way you feel when it suddenly starts raining hard, and you look around and find no place…

— Elena Ferrante

“We were heading into the clumsy territory of my mother’s funeral, stretched-out silences, wrong smiles, the place where words didn’t work.”

— Donna Tartt

“She tried not to be gloomy at funerals. People lived, and died, and were remembered. It happened in the same way that winter followed…

— I Shall Wear Midnight Terry Pratchett

“I waited a moment, then lowered myself, cross-legged, to the earth. Some of the graves were adorned with flowers, in various stages of freshness…

— Barry Eisler

“She’d never seen such a thing back on Grave; a flower that bloomed only at night.”

— Marianne de Pierres

“The sudden loss of her father was like living with a wound that would never heal, yet her memories of him were fading more…

— Frank Beddor

“She loved the cemetery because it was quiet and beautiful. Grown-ups argued so much when they were alive. No one argued when they were…

— Dianna Hardy

“Her mother, buried. A town, lost. A small group of men, somewhere out there, cheering.”

— Hugh Howey

“Death smelled like sadness.”

— Leslye Walton

“I don't know what comes next. Mourners please omit flowers, probably, and for all of us. But I don't care.”

— Stephen King

“She didn’t just disappear from my life—she had the audacity to die on me. And until I get Alzheimer’s, I will never forget it.”

— Jarod Kintz