Death Quote by Jodi Picoult

“I realized that whilst crying over the loss, the living did not seem adequate because they were not my loved one. The room full…

— Phindiwe Nkosi

“I lost my mother when I was three years old. She had some small injury – a piece of metal pierced her foot –…

— William Dalrymple

“I buried my grief for my son, not my memories, but my grief.”

— Deborah Smith

“But grief let loose from a woman who lost a child—that was the worst type of grief of all.”

— Bernice McFadden

“She loved the cemetery because it was quiet and beautiful. Grown-ups argued so much when they were alive. No one argued when they were…

— Dianna Hardy

“But a man like that deserved to never be thought of again. Why couldn't he have just stayed buried? No good had come of…

— Sarah Addison Allen

“There are some griefs so loud They could bring down the sky, And there are griefs so still None knows how deep they lie,…

— May Sarton

“If you're going to bury the past, bury it deep, girl. Shallow Graves always give up their dead.”

— Jennifer Donnelly

“Her parents were killed in their private helicopter. An elite death but at the moment of dying we are all penniless. She never spoke…

— Salman Rushdie

“She hadn’t understood loss until it had laid her to waste, and she feared what would become of her when she was again without…

— Molly Collier

“There's something about those secrets that only the deceased person can rightly understand. Something that can't be explained, no matter how hard you try.…

— Haruki Murakami

“She closed her eyes, silently continuing the pleas that she be given words that might soothe, words that would begin the healing of bereaved…

— Jacqueline Winspear