Death Quote by F. Scott Fitzgerald

“In this state he considered that he would one day accomplish some quiet subtle thing that the elect would deem worthy and, passing on,…

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“The whole of Immortality Secreted by a star.”

— Emily Dickinson

“So all these years—since when?—he had been seeing the light of dead stars, long extinguished, yet seemingly still in their appointed places in the…

— Paz Marquez Benitez

“How disorienting and isolating immortality must be, and how strong he must be to weather it.”

— Michael Talbot

“Perhaps once we might be able to sneak a death past him. Immortal, yes, but not indestructible. I saw that when AM withdrew from…

— Harlan Ellison

“He hoped wherever he was going that there'd still be the sun and the moon and the stars. He'd spent a majority of his…

— T.J. Klune

“He imagined that in his estate of eternal night he might somehow have already halved the distance to death. That the transition for him…

— Cormac McCarthy

“Eternity is the light from dead stars.”

— Isbelle Razors

“And that's when he saw, at last, why it was so sweet to be infinitesimal: because as we become nothing, beneath the stars, so…

— Anthony McCarten

“We were just two stars in the endless night sky, as dazzling and dwarfed and stupendous and insignificant as that made us.”

— Leanne Hall

“and when he dies, cut him out in little stars, and the face of heaven will be so fine that all the world will…

— William Shakespeare

“That night, though I was weary with the day, I took to the roof again.... My fingertips rested lightly on the wooden rail. I…

— Sena Jeter Naslund