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“I don't need again to learn the bitter lesson that everything I love is a flame between two fingers, no act undone, no word unsaid.”

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“A moment later the music began, and Kate shrank beneath the onslaught of its message: the fury of hope and joy that towered in the notes, outburning the sunlight and outpouring the volumes of the sea. All that was bold and noble and happy in created sound burst from the metempirical quills, and it was a blasphemy not to rejoice. Christian died in its midst, purposeful and successful; the last struggle unseen by anyone but Kate, and laying no bridle on the living.”

Dying Joy Of Life Deathbed

Book:The Game of Kings

Source: The Game of Kings

“Some might claim that like the secret of flying is missing the ground, the secret to immortality is simply not dying”

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Book:Pearls Before Swine

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“You will never get death out of your system.”

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Book:Banana Palace

Source: Banana Palace

“Denial that we’re living for some kind of ‘god’ is likely the best evidence we have that we’re dying because of some kind of ‘god’.”

God Dying Living Denial Idols False Gods Idol Worship Godless False Worship

Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“What on earth will appetize a man to die for something bitter if there are no benefits? Else people will curse his corpse for dying foolishly when the world abounds with sweet things to die for.”

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Book:Weighty 'n' Worthy African Proverbs - Volume 1

Source: Weighty 'n' Worthy African Proverbs - Volume 1

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

Death Dying Youth

Book:Quichotte

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“She says I don't know what to say, as if she'd been raised in the woods by wolves.”

Death Poetry Loss Grief Support Dying Poem Grieving Widows Spouses

Book:The Widows' Handbook: Poetic Reflections on Grief and Survival

Source: The Widows' Handbook: Poetic Reflections on Grief and Survival

“It's hard to be a widow. People are afraid of me. They don't know what to say. Who knows what to say? I don't know what to say.”

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Author:Alison Keeler Carrillo

“All moments are hard because I am constantly reminded that he is gone. What do you say in the face of such a brutal reality? Say, I'm so-o-o sorry, and then touch me.”

Death Poetry Loss Grief Dying Poem Grieving Mourning Widows Spouses

Author:Alison Keeler Carrillo

“What if that something that serves to preserve the memory of you is me?”

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Author:Christine Silverstein