"Personally I have no bone to pick with graveyards"

This quote by Samuel Beckett is a method of expressing that he has no quarrel or disagreement with graveyards. It is a metaphor for having no concern or issue with something. Beckett is most likely referring to the concept of death and the finality of life. He is recommending that he is at peace with the idea of death and the truth that it is unavoidable. He is not afraid of death and is accepting of it. He is not trying to fight versus it or deny its presence. He is comfortable with the concept of death and the truth that it is a part of life. He is not trying to choose a battle with death or the concept of death, but rather is accepting of it. He is not trying to reject the reality of death, however rather is accepting of it and is not trying to fight against it. He is comfy with the idea of death and is not trying to reject its existence.