Anonymous
7/14/2025, 4:09:07 PM No.1533505
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What does "death in truth is harder than life in a lie" mean? - /wsr/ (#1533505) [Archived: 142 hours ago]
Anonymous
7/14/2025, 4:42:46 PM No.1533506
The key word is "harder", here it might mean something like " tougher" or "solid" rather than "difficult".
Anonymous
7/14/2025, 4:47:47 PM No.1533508
>>1533505 (OP)
He held no anger or regrets, he died with the truth, which is better than living with a lie
He held no anger or regrets, he died with the truth, which is better than living with a lie
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Anonymous
7/15/2025, 7:06:30 AM No.1533583
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 6:02:18 AM No.1533692
>>1533505 (OP)
It means exactly what it says. Living a lie can be comfortable. The truth is a bitter pill to swallow. Without more context from the poem, all we can get from this is the subject was found rightly guilty of a crime and instead of making up excuses for why he did what he did, he accepted the jard truth that he still did what he did and took what was coming to him without complaint.
It means exactly what it says. Living a lie can be comfortable. The truth is a bitter pill to swallow. Without more context from the poem, all we can get from this is the subject was found rightly guilty of a crime and instead of making up excuses for why he did what he did, he accepted the jard truth that he still did what he did and took what was coming to him without complaint.