Death Quote by Lucretius

“Nature repairs one thing from another and allows nothing to be born without the aid of another's death.”

— Lucretius

“Everything in ...nature, is descended out that which is eternal, and stands as a. ..visible outbirth of it, so when we know how to…

— William Law

“It is thus that inanimate objects seem to soak up the essence of living things, and later cause pain or pleasure when we merely…

— Margaret George

“Nothing can dwindle to nothing, as Nature restores one thing from the stuff of another, nor does she allow a birth, without a corresponding…

— Titus Lucretius Carus

“Humans are about to grasp basic substances of all creations. When that moment comes, life or death are no longer matters.”

— Toba Beta

“Ours is a shockingly dead view of creation. We ourselves are the only things in the universe to which we grant an authentic vitality,…

— Frederick Turner

“-only human beings can recognize catastrophes, provided they survive them; Nature recognizes no catastrophes.”

— Max Frisch

“Every existing thing is born without reason, prolongs itself out of weakness and dies by chance. I leaned back and closed my eyes. But…

— Jean-Paul Sartre

“Everything made by human is bound to fail and every life in nature is bound to die.”

— Balan Gothandaraman

“...the reason is that when we look at nature, we receive a sort of permission to be alive in this world...”

— Naoki Higashida

“Of all the various peoples of this world, none leaves the human body in the simple state of nature in which it was born.”

— Jacqueline Delange

“Better, I thought, never to have been born than this; brought out of nothingness, to labour and strive and back into nothingness again; a…

— Norah Lofts