Time Quote by George Orwell

“Perhaps they were dead and imagined they were living? Perhaps everyone was dead? Perhaps he’d always been dead? That what he’d always assumed was…

— Karl Ove Knausgård

“He lived a quiet existence where the future was easy to predict and the past was a cancer in remission. It was meaningful, of…

— Adelheid Manefeldt

“For limited minds, it seems like we only live once. But who knows what the future holds after the so-called death?”

— Mwanandeke Kindembo

“He did not understand how a life could vanish. How that was even possible. How it could close in an instant before you could…

— Paul Yoon

“Death was a living creature. Death was a man tormented by his past. Death was once a human.”

— S.K.N. Hammerstone

“I had come to regard him as a loner with no real past and a future so vague that there was no sense talking…

— Hunter S. Thompson

“He imagined his past gone, along with his future. Death was the understanding of the immediate present: that there is finally nothing else.”

— Anne Rice

“He thought he’d lived through everything. Only now did he realise he’d merely existed.”

— Dianna Hardy

“He realized the things he had left behind were already hiding inside him; now, for the first time, his life had a past, a…

— Bruce Brooks

“It seemed to him that nothing would ever be explained, and that all of a sudden each day was slipping away, that time was…

— Kim Stanley Robinson

“In practice. . .being human was all I knew. The future beyond that was a big, dark abyss that I couldn't know until I…

— Stephenie Meyer

“We were alone here. We had always been alone here. When we died and rid ourselves of our meaningless existences, we would die alone,…

— Madeline Sheehan