Death Quote by Saul Bellow Herzog

“Each day death corrodes what we call living, and life ceaselessly swallows our desire for the void.”

— Jindrich Styrsky

“First and most importantly, death is just the absence of life—oh, and for human beings, the absence of consciousness, too, but not just the…

— Charles Stross

“Death is the great disruptor; it thrusts us opposite life’s mirror, invites our truthful exploration, and reveals the naked truth; from which rebirth is…

— B.G. Bowers

“One doesn’t cling anxiously to life, but neither does one throw it lightly away. One is content with measured time and does not attribute…

— Dietrich Bonhoeffer

“In the light of this reasoning, life seems like a long nightmare from which one can free oneself with death, which would then be…

— Ernesto Sabato

“And there is no question that we are preoccupied by dying. But why? It is because when we die, we leave behind not only…

— Maurice Blanchot

“There are two inevitable conditions of life, confronting all of us, which destroy its whole meaning; (1) death, which may at any moment pounce…

— Leo Tolstoy

“It is no less silly to trouble yourself about death than you do about gravitation. Can you realize that death, which you have yet…

— Kaiten Nukariya

“Odd how the impossible negation of death — the sudden absence of life where once there was promise — can stimulate an early philosophical bent.”

— Bruce Duffy