Death Quote by Kelsey Sutton

“Their love for me was both a myth and a torture and so I wrecked everything. I hurt them, and I left them hurting.”

— Robert Goolrick

“That was what love was, though, wasn't it? Holding each other's misery as close as your own?”

— Emma Straub

“And like every ending, it was a strange mix of exuberance and sorrow.”

— Jennifer E. Smith

“Everything was going to kill you, poetry as well, and the last was the most deadly.”

— Brian Castro

“The last of the romantics die the worst deaths, alone. But at least they die in love.”

— Cody Edward Lee Miller

“I experienced a form of grief so intense and pure I thought it would kill me.”

— William Boyd

“They had senselessly begun to abuse each other’s love, tear it into shreds.”

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“Love. She was aware that, to some people, this would be a warm-fuzzy type of feeling. For her, it was pure, unadulterated terror.”

— J.K. Hogan

“We brought death to our enemies, and I loved the power of it. And that final love, one I shared with my father, frightened…

— Patricia Briggs

“She knew if she loved anything, it would mean destruction not only for her but for that thing also. And she didn’t want any…

— Saravana Kumar Murugan

“Love and sorrow were similar, in that both ripped you wide open and left you without skin.”

— Sarah Jude

“We are our own tragedies. The people we love seemingly are only endings that we prefer before the curtain falls on its own accord.”

— Laura Chouette