Quote by Robert Smith

I don't think of death in a romantic way anymore.

I don't think of death in a romantic way anymore.

Summary

This quote suggests a change in the speaker's perspective on the concept of death. They imply that they used to view death in a romanticized or idealized manner, perhaps associating it with notions of beauty, transcendence, or an escape from life's struggles. However, their current viewpoint indicates a departure from this romanticized perception. Their thoughts about death may have become more realistic, practical, or possibly even somber, acknowledging it as an inevitable part of life rather than seeing it through an idealistic lens.

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By Robert Smith

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