Death Quote by James Joyce

“There was something odd for him about not feeling lonely. The very fact that he had ceased to be lonely caused him to fear…

— Haruki Murakami

“he knew he would always be the sad one: caged in that little round of skull, imprisoned in that beating and most secret heart,…

— Thomas Wolfe

“He would roam about the world carrying his recollections with him, and perhaps some day he would come to forget them, for one can…

— Vicente Blasco Ibáñez

“I needed to remember his life, not his death.”

— S.H. Kolee

“... he had understood that memory was a place, a real place that one could visit, and that to spend a few moments among…

— Paul Auster

“He would be lonely all his life. But a man took it for his share and went on.”

— Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings

“I need to remember his life, not his death.”

— S.H. Kolee

“Before he knew he was immortal. Before life was no longer fragile. Those were the days when life truly meant something. When life was…

— Chelsea Fine

“I had no idea how lonely I was until I wasn't lonely anymore.”

— Fyn Alexander

“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

“He could be anyone, anywhere in the world, but he'd be alone until the day he died.”

— Nora Sakavic

“There’s nothing like the memory of a lost friend to remind a man of his own mortality.”

— John J. Winters