Death Quote by Denise Grover Swank — Inspiring Words on Life, Love & Wisdom

“What we call 'time' isn't chronological but spatial; what we call 'death' is merely a transition between different kinds of matter.”

“All this time, I'd assumed that being a doctor meant performing miracles. Fixing bodies. Saving lives. I had hardly considered the flip side of that coin: that it also meant looking a patient's family in the eye and telling them to say their last goodbyes. That it meant staring down the permanence of death over and over again, until it stopped feeling like something to be prevented at all costs and instead became something to be occasionally embraced.”

“You’re better looking than me. You’re more intelligent than me. Your personality is more likable than mine. You make more money than me. Your family is nicer than mine. Your religion is better than mine. You’ve seen more beaches than me. You’ve been to more cities than me. Your automobile is nicer than mine. Your significant other is better looking than mine. Your candidate won. Your home team won. You’re number one. But life is a tie. We all die.”

“He shoved her aside and forced his sword, to the hilt, straight through James’s torso.”

“They looked to each other for support, for strength, and at times, motivation, to remember why and for whom they lived.”