Death Quote by Graham Greene

“I was afraid like a virgin of the act. I would have liked death to come with due warning, so that I could prepare…

— Graham Greene

“Even though my reason wanted the state of death, I was afraid like a virgin of the act.”

— Graham Greene

“Suffice it to say, we were horrified by the entire concept of dying, even if we weren't the ones with the death sentence.”

— Tosca Lee

“Death, he felt, was only a kind of warning rather than a desperate and permanent end.”

— Laszlo Krasznahorkai

“I wanted him dead too, so that if I couldn't stop thinking about him and worrying about when would be the next time I'd…

— André Aciman

“Death came as a whisper. It wasn't frightening or horrible at all. In that final moment, it washed over me like a gentle wave,…

— Terry Lovett

“And unless one can observe the guilt and regret of the mourners, surely there is nothing satisfactory about being dead?”

— Truman Capote

“Death was a release, in so many ways. An end to suffering. An escape to something else. What that something else was, I didn’t…

— Jennifer Estep

“I was afraid of the dead, as was everyone I knew. We were afraid of the dead because we never could tell when they…

— Jamaica Kincaid

“That time I thought I could not go any closer to grief without dying I went closer, and I did not die.”

— Mary Oliver

“Perhaps death is all that waits for me across the great waters, but better to know death than to choose fear of the unknown.”

— Cora Carmack

“Surprisingly, I came closer to really knowing myself, not because I feared death, because we were always aware of it, but rather because I…

— Aleida March