Death Quote by Kate Morton

“People die in this war, but the ideas cannot be erased.”

— Rebecca Solnit

“The big event that rips through the heart of things and changes life for everyone, the unforgettable moment when something ends and something else…

— Paul Auster

“The memory of war was fading into the past as a nightmare vanishes with the dawn; soon it would lie outside the experience of…

— Arthur C Clarke

“Much has already been destroyed. We have forgotten how to look forward to things, and how to enjoy the moment when they arrive.”

— Carl Honoré

“War is catastrophe. It breaks families in irretrievable pieces. But those who are gone are not necessarily lost.”

— Ruta Sepetys

“In a very tragic kind of way, sometimes things have to be gone before I fully realize that they were ever there.”

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“We left this love in ruins, wreckage and debris. A ghost of our former glory, artifacts of what used to be.”

— Liz Newman

“What do they expect of us if a time ever comes when the war is over? Through the years our business has been killing;-it…

— Erich Maria Remarque

“It was the terror of impermanence, the knowledge that all this would pass away, that a beautiful voice or a wonderful figure was something…

— Terry Pratchett

“So it was like that now, catastrophe inevitable at the most empty moments. Everyone waiting, almost wanting it, a secret, guilty desire for meaning.…

— Maggie Helwig

“No, the events which I am about to describe were simply too monstrous, too shocking to appear in print. They still are. It is…

— Anthony Horowitz

“When all is lost, the future still remains.”

— Christian Nestell Bovee