No Death Quotes

You can't make a date in death's dateless night.

The choice you make between hating and forgiving can be the story of your life

To live the life the gods have given you, you must clutch wisely, then run. Run like the houds of hell on a sinner's scent!

The sadness of death lies in the fact that it cannot be reversed. Cherish the world of the living whilst you have it, for you cannot visit there again.

And the truth is only that we grow and die and wither even as this grass here.

Life is a matter of choice, while death is a matter of time.

Days become weeks. Weeks become months. Month become years. And years become silence.

he made the poor choice of deciding that he couldn't live either. You can make a better choice. You can choose to get up and live.

I'll be around my whole life. That's a long time to me.

For where else can I go to sample daily the richness of life in all its profound chaos?

Hope as evidence of life. Life as evidence of death.

I was a puzzle. An enigma. I was nothing. And then I was again.

The world, as it is, is not a permanent reality, but is a temporary product of our choices as creators.

The bell tolling not for us, it’s time for bluebells.

So many people die with their dreams in their hands.

In the end, age in numbers is no more than an empty bag. The only way to truly tell a person's years is by examing the contents they have filled it with.

A day without family is like a year without rain

All have a shadow over the earth but no shadow under earth or in grave.

life hurts a lot more than death

This is the way the world endsThis is the way the world endsThis is the way the world endsNot with a bang but a whimper.

I recall no arrangement, Mau, no bargain, covenant, agreement or promise. There is what happens, and what does not happen. There is no 'should

Swiftly the remembrance of all things is buried in the gulf of eternity.

Fretting over how life ends, or anything else for that matter, is a complete waste of time.

If the inevitably of human oblivion worries you, I encourage you to ignore it. God knows that's what everyone else does.

When death tells a story yo really have to listen

Careful with your life.

i am n0t aFraiD oV deaTh, I juX dun waNna Be thEre weN iT haPpeNZ !

The reason death sticks so closely to life isn't biological necessity - it's envy. Life is so beautiful that death has fallen in love with it, a jealous, possessive love that grabs at what it can.

There's nothing like love or incumbent death to make you realize how many things you still want to do.

Life may suck but death is worse.

All paths lead to death, our premature sacrifice for future spawn(from Elixir)

Two Things to be accepted for sure in life time?1. Birth2. Death

To them he’s the slightly less frightening alternative to the grim reaper.

It's only amatter of time, and God's timming never second best

Possibility of enjoying life makes death feel terrible.

If you live only for yourself, dying is an especially scary proposition.

This stupidity of sounding a siren and speeding through traffic with a coffin must be an African speciality.

I’d thought there’d be no winter in the desert, but winter arrived anyway—silently, suddenly.

...I'm just beginning to understand how kind you are.

Maybe eventually winter will finish our job for us and end the world in ice instead of blood.

What the myth founds is a double existence between the upper world and the underworld: a dimension of death is introduced into life, and a dimension of life is introduced into death.

Leaving the world without keeping an heirloom is a degradation of the divine purpose.

Many are called, few are chosen.

On whose authority, who gives the right to religion, the law, medicine, the others, to choose on my behalf but without consulting me, the way, the place and the time I am allowed to die?

Though everyone may yearn for a tranquil death, the basic instinct to stay alive is a far more powerful force

There is one essential requirement for being close with a dying person: the letting go of self-concern.

Medicine no doubt, has helped us a lot to cure so many diseases, but death still remains an incurable one!

Death may be due to a wide variety of diseases and disorders, but in every case the underlying physiological cause is a breakdown in the body's oxygen cycle.

There is no way to deter old age from its grim duty, but a life of accomplishments makes up in quality for what it cannot add in quantity.

Under the pathologist's microscope, life and death fight in an illuminated circle in a sort of cellular bullfight. The pathologist's job is to find the bull among the matador cells