Death Quote by J.R. Ward

“People really could be one way outside, when inside they were torn to shreds, a fine white powder of grief and regret replacing blood…

— Alice Hoffman

“When death stood round the corner, taking lives like a gardener digging up potatoes, it was foolishness to care what dirty things this person…

— W. Somerset Maugham

“At the end of their grim race, death might be the only prize.”

— Lloyd Alexander

“Their mother died early, and not in a good way. Not that anyone dies in a good way, Tin footnotes to himself, but there…

— Margaret Atwood

“Why is it acceptable to do such horrible things in the name of staying alive? Would it not have been better had I died…

— Michel Templet

“People naturally pay their respects to the dead. The person had, after all, just accomplished the personal, profound feat of dying.”

— Haruki Murakami

“Those Who Died Doing What They Loved, Their Death Tested Like Pleasure...”

— Pedro Acevedo

“But folk who have tasted of death are only partly alive. In the dark corners of their souls and minds, death still lurks unconquered.”

— Robert E. Howard

“They died,but not as lavish as their blood, Or thinking death itself was simply good; Their wishes neither were to live nor die, But…

— Plutarch

“Living was hard enough. Dying was a supreme task.”

— John Fante

“But white Americans do not believe in death, and this is why the darkness of my skin so intimidates them.”

— James Baldwin

“They were a sorry-looking bunch. Their clothes were in tatters. Their flesh was ripped. They were filthy beyond filth. For once, they looked like…

— Maggie LaCroix