Quote by Ovid

Death is less bitter punishment than death's delay.

Death is less bitter punishment than death's delay.

Summary

This quote suggests that the pain of death itself may not be as bitter as the prolonged anticipation of death. It implies that the fear and uncertainty that comes with knowing one's demise is imminent can be a greater suffering than the actual act of dying. In this context, death is seen as an inevitable end, and the delay only prolongs the agony in one's mind. It emphasizes the idea that the unknown and waiting for death can be more tormenting than the eventuality of passing away.

By Ovid

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