13,737 Quotes About Death

Everything made by men will be destroyed by nature in the end. Mountains and river, the creations of nature -- they will remain. Everything human, that will go. We nee to reconsider the respect we give to nature.

Within the mystery of death, love stands guard and waits, filling the moments that "are" with itself, so that the moments to come will never be empty, never devoid of someone so loved.

I'm too young to die. The fallacy of youth. Death had never cared about the ages of those it claimed.

As soon as one is born, one starts dying.

A person gets built and stands for a few years and then nature’s demolition team comes in.

This is what I find so strange: we are not necessarily kind to animals. We use them, we eat them. But we don’t like them to suffer. Yet humans must. They have to wait for the great Vet himself to decide how long their anguish must last and how deep it must reach. And He has, as far as I can see, a habit of waiting a long, long time before deciding to end their misery.

Why wait until I was dead, for someone else to tell my story?

It is imperative that we empty ourselves of all our potentials before we exit this earth.

Any foolish boy can stamp on a beetle, but all the professors in the world cannot make a beetle.