
The poor world is almost six thousand years old, and in all this time there was not any man died in his own person,
videlicet, in a love-cause. —
William Shakespeare

If no one knows when a person is going to die, how can we say he died prematurely? —
George Carlin

I'm a much nicer person since my wife died. I found out what pain is, so on that level I'm much nicer. —
Hugh Leonard

If you do an autopsy on an 85-year-old who died of a stroke, you will find five other things that person was about to die from. —
S. Jay Olshansky

The first person I knew who died was Beth March. I cried for three days. —
A. Louise Robertson

I am still the person who would have died rather than kill you —
Veronica Roth

Good morning, this is Dan Rather, with the news. Today, [person] died in an insanely nonhumorous manner —
Tao Lin

No person ever died that had a family. —
Ray Bradbury

She knew nothing.
Not that she might have died that day.
Not that the person walking with her on that path in the woods was a murderer. —
Otsuichi

Toward the person who has died we adopt a special attitude: something like admiration for someone who has accomplished a very difficult task. —
Sigmund Freud

So after he died, I didn't know how to relate to other people. I didn't know what it means to love another person. —
Haruki Murakami

Among Negroes it is a bad omen when someone knocks on the door of a house where a person has died. —
Ethel Waters

Our love was a two-person game. At least until one of us died, and the other became a murderer. —
Dark Jar Tin Zoo

Odd how clear it suddenly became, once a person had died, that the body was the very least of him. —
Anne Tyler

You know this moment in time Is all my life Every day is each day that's passed Every person alive is everyone's who's died —
John Frusciante

I am sure you know what an angel is: a soul that returns to this plane to protect the person they died to save, —
Samantha Shannon

Peter Van Houten was the only person I'd ever come across who seemed to (a) understand what it's
like to be dying, and (b) not have died. —
John Green