Quote of the Day

“The difference between death and other forms of human experience lies in this, that we can gain no information about it. The dead man is wise, but he is silent.” — Alexander Smith, “Of Death and the Fear of Dying,” Dreamthorp

Quote of the Day

“Death cares very little for sarcasm or trope; hurl at him a javelin or a rose, it is all one.” — Alexander Smith, “Of Death and the Fear of Dying,” Dreamthorp

Quote of the Day

“Pleasure has no logic; it never treads in its own footsteps.” — Alexander Smith, “Of Death and the Fear of Dying,” Dreamthorp

Quote of the Day

“Happiness never lays its finger on its pulse. If we attempt to steal a glimpse of its features it disappears.” — Alexander Smith, “Of Death and the Fear of Dying,” Dreamthorp