Death Quote by Erin Moure

“When a language dies, a possible world dies with it.”

— George Steiner

“Death is only a translation of life into another language.”

— Francis Marion Crawford

“To abandon language is to stop/creating a place other than your own life/in which to live. It is to enter/the terrible certainty of the…

— Jude Nutter

“There is no enduring emotion without syntax. Immortality depends on the grammarians.”

— Fernando Pessoa

“No words in any language can pin down exactly how life and death function.”

— Roshani Chokshi

When a language die we don't know what we lose with language.

— Patricia Ryan

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

— David Foster Wallace

“Language is the medium of literature, and the state of the language at any time can hardly fail to carry literary consequences.”

— J.A. Burrow

“as if languagelessness was a step up, in evolution, from the chatter of consciousness.”

— Sharon Olds

“Living like that utterly convinced me of the extreme limitations of language. I was just a child then, so I had only an intuitive…

— Banana Yoshimoto

“Only by the aid of language does reason bring about its most important achievements, namely the harmonious and consistent action of several individuals, the…

— Arthur Schopenhauer

“When words fail, then real language arrives, that rare guest.”

— Carolyn Chun