Day and night Quote by Joseph Heller

“Poor animals, how jealously they guard their bodies, for to us is merely an evening’s meal, but to them is life itself.”

— T. Casey Brennan

“We are so rebellious that when we die our cells refuse to live a second longer. But our souls they live always…”

— Shawna Mae Lewis

“Think of the body as a self-maintaining factory; it is constantly regenerating itself down to every cell.”

— David B. Agus

“We are all cells in the body of humanity”

— peace pilgrim

“I should be dead but got smart and rebuilt my biology!”

— Steven Magee

“What was the point in being human, in having brains that could develop vaccines and organize people across a continent, if all we did…

— Megan Crewe

“For he was firmly of the conviction that the body was more susceptible to disease without the presence of love to warm the organs.”

— Julia Stuart

“(As brain cells die from oxygen starvation, euphoria sets in, and one last, grand erection.)”

— Mary Roach

“The human body is not made to endure all the years that one may live.”

— Gabriel García Márquez

“When life is a cell, there is nothing more liberating than captivity”

— Joe Ambercrombie

“Even though I seem not human, a mute shelf of glucose, bottled blood, machinery to swell the lung and pump the heart—even so, do…

— Dudley Randall

“...and all they could do was sit, sleep, eat, and be reminded day after day, night after night, of their disease and eventual death.”

— Alan Brennert