Death And Love Quotes

“And our love goes beyond flesh; it transcends Death's reminder. In the Underworld Library, two books sharing a binder”
― Louise Blackwick, Jump into the Abyss!

“the only way to get over a death is by seeing it as a life completed, instead of a life interrupted.”
― Anonymous

“Death, like so much in life, is a lesson, which must be understood and cherished, not feared; it is a rite of passage we all must encounter at one time or another; it helps build our character and makes us stronger if we can endure its painful aftermath.”
― Imania Margria, Secrets of My Heart

“Death pulls people from our spaces so often and we accept it as our final payment for having been here and having lived, however big or small. We don’t always have time to notice how things have changed in the absence of some of them. But then death pulls away someone we love, and we find that time. In here, we notice everything; growing grass and fingernails, and songs that end in a minor key. We are too sad to do anything else but watch a clock, applying seconds, minutes, and hours to the trauma and the lacerations. Time, the forever healer, they say. We find the time to wonder how everyone else is moving on, around our paralyzed selves. Ourselves unsure of roads and trees and birds and things. It all blurs and words aren’t words anymore. We find the time to attempt to figure a way to rethink everything we thought about this world and why we came to it.”
― Darnell Lamont Walker

“Why shouldn't the living cords which lace our being together flick softly against a loved one in the very moment of their unraveling?...Sometimes, all the miles between are as nothing, sometimes, they are narrowed to the little silence between the beats of a heart.”
― Colleen McCullough, Tim

“Oh, chere," said Moma softly. "Dying isn't the worst thing that's ever happened to me. It's just the only thing I won't live through.”
― J.T. Geissinger, Burn for You

“I doubt you would understand what it is like, to watch yourself die more and more each day, while birthing a whole new woman at the same time.”
― Coco Mingolelli, Peccatum in Carne: Sins of the Flesh

“Death” is never an end, but a To Be Continued...”
― Renee Chae, This Thing Called Life: Living Your Ultimate Truth

“Sadness taught me to let someone hurt me and yet still talk beautifully about them.”
― Harlrey Biala

“I thought missing my Dad would be the hardest thing I’d ever do; but the worst thing, the hardest thing, had turned out to be angry with someone you couldn’t fight it out with.”
― Emily Henry

“After many years of knowing her, she died. Instead of leaving me with a heartbreak, she left behind wonderful memories. Memories of teasing me and pretending to fall asleep when I walk into her room. There are no tears to be shed. Instead, I celebrated our friendship. Twenty-two years of smiles and laughter. Unhurried narration of her life stories and hugs. Rewarding me with birthday cards and Christmas greetings. Scolding me with a smile before each departure, and winks by the door before she left my office. Each time, I stood and watched her struggle to get into her car. Even with all her physical struggles, she never missed the chance to visit me every three months until she was taken away from me permanently. Her death. Her departure from earth. As much as I struggle with the event, I would not call it untimely. I said my farewell, but I still cherish what we had. A sempiternal friendship”
― Fidelis O Mkparu

“All his beauty, wit and grace
Lie forever in one place,
He who sang and sprang and moved
Now, in death, is only loved.”
― Alice Thomas Ellis, The Birds of the Air

“Amor condusse noi ad una morte.”
― Dante Alighieri, Inferno

“I think death is easier than guilt sometimes.”
― Beth Revis, A World Without You

“And why just then, why that moment was the moment in which she understood quite suddenly her own death, she couldn't say. Simply, she saw how he would miss her.”
― Sarah Blake, The Guest Book

“Our loved ones may be nailed in a coffin but their epitaph is nailed in our hearts. Death cannot kill love.”
― Vincent Okay Nwachukwu, Weighty 'n' Worthy African Proverbs - Volume 1

“The memories we have for those who left are our ultimate consolation.”
― Anoir Ou-Chad, Lemon Twist

“A dying girl.
A pining boy.
And a whole lot of robbed years.”
― A.A. Gupte, Unfinished: A Déjà Rêvé Novel

“His wedding morning would bring death to her, and she would change into the foam of the sea.”
― Hans Christian Andersen, Den lilla sjöjungfrun

“Se qualcun altro avesse voluto percepire il senso di infinito del tempo e dell'esistenza, quello che doveva fare era guardare il cielo notturno e sentire i propri cari che ricambiavano lo sguardo.
Era la grande dualità dell'unione e della separazione.”
― J.R. Ward, The Shadows

“I am lost in the paradigm of life, death and time.
The only thing I have learnt about this paradigm is that the time is running between life and death and with every passing day we are getting closer to the death and truth is that time is running for Good.”
― AnkitMishra

“Maybe I should love someone mundane and let them bore me to death.”
― Ahmed Mostafa

“Tane used to say that her soul was made of sunshine and her eyes shown with moonlight”
― Nicola Noble, Just Like Lightning

“Ayleen amava o ceu, os bichos, a vida. E seria tirada dela com um sopro, num passe de mágica.”
― Zoe X., Singular

“А если умирать, уж лучше в снегу. Или в каком-нибудь дорогом магазине, в шмотках, которые мне не по карману. Чушь, лучше с девушкой, которая склонится надо мной, и пусть в мой последний миг ее волосы упадут мне на лицо.”
― Sven Lager, Фосфор

“Tieto upposi sydämeen kahvaa myöten, ja nyt tiedän omakohtaisesti rakkauden hinnan. Se on suru.”
― Jari Tervo

“The spiritual messages for mum kept coming to me in meditation. I never questioned them, I just passed them on.”
― Bernadette Sutherland, Dear Mum in Heaven

“Nothing changes your view as much, as when looking through the lens of the grave.”
― Jury Nel

“... CONSEQUENCES OF LOVE." FLAT-LINE - LUCIAN OXLEY © JL Thomas 2019

Lucian Oxley - “A few years after my wife passed, it became apparent to me that I needed physical loving just like anyone else, but currently I have no desire to let cupid fire, and therefore I will not allow my heart to be accessible to another.

I will not let myself be foolishly spiralled into the emotional side of love – Could the latter be preventable? Could I work out a way to separate the physical and mental consequences of love?

If I could, would it be possible to live one without the other?

Would it?"  © JL Thomas 2019”
― Jl Thomas

“Fear of death. Buried deep
Living inside of me

Reaper never knocks more than once
That thump is scaring me

Pulmonary veins

They're suddenly filled with ecstasy
Sing and dance in praise
I
hope it's God that's sent for me”
― Soroosh Shahrivar, Letter 19