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“Death is an inevitable part of life. We all know that we will one day leave this world, but we often forget how precious each moment is until it's too late.”

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Book:Snackable Existentialism: Small Portions, Big Ideas

Source: Snackable Existentialism: Small Portions, Big Ideas

“Allow a woman her hate especially if a glimpse at the mirror screams the reality that we all see.”

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Book:Nuclear Harlot

Source: Nuclear Harlot

“When you were living in the moment though, it wasn’t possible to truly understand how finite it all was. Don’t we all secretly hope that we are the exception to the rules of time? We might even be immortal. Then, one day, something happens, you see your aging reflection in the mirror, really see it, and you know you’ve been fooling yourself. You can’t go back and relive it again and remembering can be a beautiful thing, but it can also break your heart.”

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Book:Motion of Intervals

Source: Motion of Intervals

“All beings experience hunger, that persistent reminder of mortality. The blooming hollow inside all, which affirms that only by taking from without and devouring within can we extend our coil. Hunger is universal for those who are destined to die. As they feed, they pay the incremental bribes that forestall its coming.”

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Book:Lucius: The Faultless Blade

Source: Lucius: The Faultless Blade

“While I am trying to become a better person, I am also counting on a rather generous eulogy.”

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Author:Todd Lyons

“Death was a sign of violence brought into a world which it could destroy. Although motionless, the dead man had a part in the violence which had struck him down; anything which came too near him was threatened by the destruction which had brought him low.”

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Book:Erotism: Death and Sensuality

Source: Erotism: Death and Sensuality