Death Quote by Frederick Anderson

“Life this for the living, not the dead, who belong to the past and are at piece and beyond all further pain and suffering…

— Anonymous

“Vast spaces of nature; the Atlantic Ocean, the South Sea; vast intervals of time, years, centuries, are of no account. This which I think…

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

“For there is a time in the tide of the heart, when Arrived at its anchor of suffering, a grave Or a bed, despairing…

— Derek Walcott

“Life unfolded in such a way, that it left nothing to do or say, but to let the tides take their time, washing away…

— Iva Hotko

“The pain in his eyes is the kind that never dies, the kind that rises like an unpredictable tide and floods the shoreline without…

— Rebecca Yarros

“Time wounds all wholes. To exist in Time is to suffer through an endless exile, a successive severing from those precious few moments of…

— Simon Reynolds

“the greatest agony on earth didn’t lie in the pain of living or the pain of death, but in the pain of separation that…

— Heather Graham

“THERE IS A PLACE BEYOND SUFFERING, beyond hope, beyond despair. It is peaceful and timeless, and it is not death.”

— Michael Lynes

“Life is for the living, not the dead, who belong to the past and are at peace and beyond all further pain and suffering…

— Daphne Sheldrick

“It was the greatest tidal wave of death since the Black Death, perhaps in the whole of human history.”

— Laura Spinney

“Why should I care if the tides rise again if I am only a corpse riding the waves?”

— Mindy McGinnis

“I had learnt from my work: that all pain is erased in the passage of time. Not just by, but in. In ten decades…

— Kylie Ladd