Death Quote by Stephen Craig

“His elbows cracked loudly when he straightened his arms, and something hitched and snapped in his right shoulder when he moved it the wrong…

— Denis Johnson

“He felt like a broken machine himself — like someone had removed one little part of him, and now he’d never be complete. He…

— Rick Riordan

“It was the type of pain he felt he could endure for as long as he had to.”

— Melina Marchetta

“Now they were slow and deliberate, the way hurt people loved, stretching carefully just to see how far their damaged muscles could go.”

— Brit Bennett

“He spoke three simple sentences and I understood why my injuries are permanent. Every hard moment, all the pain, had prepared me to walk…

— Cindee Snider Re

“If he’d ever smiled in his long life, he must have strained a muscle to do”

— Susan Illene

“How terribly unfair that his whole self aches because of the shape of a shoulder, the soft line of a hip.”

— Nathan Englander

“The old injury sometimes hurts.”

— Kamaran Ihsan Salih

“And when he surfaces to a cramped hand, a crick in the neck, the sunlight shifted across the floor, a sore blink, he knows…

— Jo Baker

“But my back hurt like hell. I never realized how much pain three cracked vertebrae could inflict on a guy. Of course, I never…

— Marcus Luttrell

“It seems to me there is always pain—or at least discomfort—involved in getting really good at something.”

— Erika Andersen

“Never is he going to be his old self again. Never is he going to have his old resilience. Whatever inside him was given…

— J.M. Coetzee