Quote by Maurice Sendak

I'm not afraid of death.

I'm not afraid of death.

Summary

This quote signifies that the person speaking is not fearful of the concept of death. It implies a sense of courage and an attitude of acceptance towards the inevitable end of life. It suggests that the individual is not preoccupied with anxieties or worries about their mortality, but rather embraces death as a natural part of existence. Their fearlessness towards death may stem from a variety of personal beliefs, religious or philosophical perspectives, or a deep understanding and appreciation of life's transient nature.

By Maurice Sendak

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