What is as i lay dying nothing left?

"As I Lay Dying" is a novel written by William Faulkner, first published in 1930. The novel tells the story of the Bundren family, who are mourning the loss of their patriarch and attempting to transport his body to his burial place. Throughout the journey, the family members confront an array of challenges and obstacles that test their resolve and reveal the complex dynamics of their relationships with one another.

"Nothing Left" is not a recognized title or specific reference to any significant aspect of the novel. However, the title could be interpreted as a reference to the theme of loss and decay that runs throughout the book. The character of Addie Bundren, the deceased matriarch, has already lost her will to live long before her death, and her death signifies the dissolution of what little unity her family had. As the family battles circumstances and undergoes individual crises and challenges, they are left with nothing but the realization that their existence had been one long march towards a futile and uncertain end.