Fire Quote by Herman Melville

“Ten minutes after death a man's a speck of black dust. Let's not quibble over individuals with memoriams. Forget them. Burn them all, burn…

— Ray Bradbury

“preferring to live in the dusty ashes of what he'd once been than to risk the flames”

— Kathryn Shay

“What is my true substance? What will remain of me after my death? Our life is as short as a raging fire: flames the…

— Omar Khayyám

“Nothing is ever lost nor can be lost; the body aged, sluggish,cold.... the embers left from earlier fires shall dully flame again”

— Nicholas Sparks

“O Death, old captain, it is time! let us lift anchor. This land tires us, O Death. Let us be under way! If the…

— Charles Baudelaire

“Dig yourself a ditch, six feet deep, and bury everything that you've ever said, everything that you've never meant, and everything that has burned…

— Shinji Moon

“if I touch near the fire the impalpable ash or the wrinkled body of the log, everything carries me to you, as if everything…

— Pablo Neruda

“You haven’t had enough fires burn out on you yet. You haven’t lived among ashes.”

— K.C. Martin

“I am a stone being excavated by the slow passage of water; I am wood charred by a fire.”

— Lauren Oliver

“Our life is as short as a raging fire: flames the passer-by soon forgets, ashes the wind blows away. A man's life.”

— Omar Khayyám

“It's not how we crash and burn, but how we rise up again from the ashes that make us who we are.”

— Brian Weimer

“I'll burn, he thought, and be scattered in ashes all over the continental lands. I'll be put to use. Just a little bit, but…

— Ray Bradbury