Death Quote by Tim O'Brien

“War is very cruel, a predatory jungle, and is never the true path of life.”

— Feng Nong

“Certainly war meant dying, but it always shifted the ground beneath a person's feet when it was someone who had once lived and breathed…

— Markus Zusak

“Wars today seem to occur at a more precise point in time but deep down they are permanent.”

— Bernardo Carvalho

“Wars need not be fought until the last drop of blood.”

— George R.R. Martin

“t nightfall, at the oppressive moment of transition, a storm of carnivorous mosquitoes rose out of the swamps, and a tender breath of human…

— Gabriel García Márquez

“In a middle of a war a single doubt about what you are fighting for could mean death.”

— Kenneth de Guzman

“War is an unbelievable potpourri of deep fear, exhilaration, dull, monotonous, dirty living, strange heroics, and complete cowardice, all intermingled to form a way…

— Robert E. Merriam

“War is the plague of mankind; I am and remain in solidarity with eternal peace.”

— sir kristian goldmund aumann

“We spend our entire lives thinking about death. Without that project to divert us, I expect we would all be dreadfully bored. We would…

— Eleanor Catton

“Between the tragedies and heroics there are the everyday banalities of war.”

— Ada Maria Soto

“War's objective is not die for one's motherland, but make the enemy die for theirs.”

— Kimberly Loskov

“Death is the night sky, the background against which the fleeting fireworks of life are displayed, an empty stage upon which the drama of…

— James Rozoff