Death Quote by Michael Morris

“Was it worth it? My death, I mean. Did I die for something worthwhile?”

— Elizabeth Carlton

“Is it better to speak or die?” I’d never even have the courage to ask such a question.”

— André Aciman

“Lest I keep my complacent way, I must remember somewhere out there a person died for me today, As long as there must be…

— Eleanor Roosevelt

“Death was the only question that contained its own answer, and when you asked the question and had the answer you were gone, you…

— Robert Silverberg

“It's a testament to how much we loved you that we are still looking seventy-five years after your death. But sometimes I can't help…

— Ava Dellaira

“Dear Lord Lest I continue My complacent way Help me to remember Somewhere out there A man died for me today —As long as…

— William Stevenson

“And if you can’t say yes, answer anyway. Because I’d rather live with the answer than die with the question.”

— Jon Ellis

“Death now or death later, that was the real question.”

— Janet Fitch

“Was it better to think you had lost everything, and to start over? Or easier to know that the people you loved were alive,…

— Cassandra Clare

“What would a successful outcome look like? If you only had a limited amount of time or a single sentence to tell your audience…

— Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic

“Wouldn't it be better to die doing something interesting than to drop dead in an office and the last thing you see is someone…

— Barbara Hillary

“Only if we die, or are threatened with death, do we question and whine about how all this time we wasted the gift of…

— Cameron Jace