Death Quote by Leo Tolstoy

“Then there were so many things to be said that they did not speak of any of them.”

— Milton Steinberg

“They did not speak of it the first night, when they spoke of everything until dawn, nor would they ever speak of it. But…

— Gabriel García Márquez

“It was that his words, his telling, just did not synchronize with what his hearers believed would (and must) be the scope of a…

— William Faulkner

“They sensed that nothing needed to be said. In silence, minds understand each other.”

— Georges Rodenbach

“They did not look at each other. They did not say a word to each other... They knew that talk is meaningless when a…

— Jack Schaefer

“And there are those who have the truth within them, but they tell it not in words.”

— Khalil Gibran

“She thought she would do something with them someday, although she could not have said what and in fact she never did.”

— Diane Schoemperlen

“She would not say of anyone that they were this or that.”

— Virginia Woolf

“There were two and only two messages that could have been comprehended by what he said. But neither of them was soothing; neither of…

— Sanhita Baruah

“...one did not need to speak much, only to say what was worth hearing when one did.”

— Shelley Adina

“The conversations were important; not the words spoken during them.”

— Lindy Zart

“It was better not to talk. They had a way of hearing one thing and processing it as something else.”

— Alexandra Bracken