Explain what you think morrie means by his aphorism,"once you learn how to die, you learn how to live."

The philosophy serves as a metaphor for his awareness that his death may come at any time. When he tells Mitch, "that one must know how to die before one can know how to live", he means that one must accept the possibility of one's own death before he can truly appreciate what he has on earth. The grievous awareness that one day, it will all be out of reach, prompts the urge to appreciate and value what one can have only for a limited period of time, and to use every moment of that time doing something that one will not regret when the bird sings its last note.

Explanation:

shakesphere has a very extreme way of incorporating death into his plays. The reason that he incorporates death into his plays is because it makes whoever is reading it watching it think about life in all types of perspectives. And in my perspective which should be "right" considering the question, (sorry if its wrong, Its an odd question than if its asking you to explain what you think, but than call it wrong if so [I understand if it made no connection to it than call it wrong.]) its asking your perspective and well heres a mind willing to give one to you.