Quote by John Green

You die in the middle of your life.

You die in the middle of your life.

Summary

This quote suggests that death is unpredictable and can occur at any point in life, even in the midst of one's prime or "middle" years. It serves as a reminder that one shouldn't take life for granted and should strive to make the most of every moment. It highlights the impermanence of life and advocates for appreciating each day as if it were the last.

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Life Death Cancer Cancer Kids

By John Green

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