Death Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

“A little poison now and then: that makes for pleasant dreams. And much poison at the end for a pleasant death.”

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A little poison now and then: that makes for pleasant dreams. And a lot of poison at the end, for a pleasant death.

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“When you hate, you take poison and expect the other person to die.”

— Hector Black

“every dream she had ever had, like delicious fruits, and then left her alone to discover that every one was poisoned.”

— Sabrina Philips

“A sweetened poison may go down more easily but will kill you just as surely.”

— Jamie Arpin-Ricci

“Pleasure and self destruction...The perfect poison.”

— Patrick Marber

“Not all poison was bitter. Some of the deadliest poisons in the world tasted sweet; they were that much more dangerous because of it.”

— Nenia Campbell

“There was just so much poison inside me...”

— Stephen King

“One becomes gradually accustomed to poison.”

— Victor Hugo

“He was a different kind of poison. The slow, scorching, addictive kind.”

— Alexia Purdy

“If one of us had to die, it ought to be the one with poison in her heart.”

— Rosamund Hodge

“But my thoughts were more like poisons. I had so many, they made me sick.”

— Sarah Waters