A Mark Twain quote
"I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it."
Mark Twain
Mark Twain
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Dv8rs · 18-21, F
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Ok, non-existence, the point being... he didn't suffer the
slightest inconvenience from it. Which is his reason for not fearing death. I love his mind, I love his reasons. He takes a horrible thing like death, and makes it beautiful. Beauty from a beautiful mind, pick it apart all you want, and you miss the gist of what he's saying. It's comforting, and poetry, it's Mark Twain. He was a beautiful person, one that understood things that mere mortals only fear.
Ok, non-existence, the point being... he didn't suffer the
slightest inconvenience from it. Which is his reason for not fearing death. I love his mind, I love his reasons. He takes a horrible thing like death, and makes it beautiful. Beauty from a beautiful mind, pick it apart all you want, and you miss the gist of what he's saying. It's comforting, and poetry, it's Mark Twain. He was a beautiful person, one that understood things that mere mortals only fear.