Benjamin Disraeli
View AuthorYouth is folly; maturity, a struggle; old age, regret.
William Faulkner
View AuthorA man is the sum of his misfortunes. One might think that misfortune will eventually tire of striking, but then it is time that becomes our misfortune.
William Faulkner
View AuthorClocks kill time. Time is dead as long as it is being marked off by little wheels; only when the clock stops does time come to life.
Federico García Lorca
View AuthorBecause you believe that time heals and walls cover up, and it's not true, it's not true.
Théophile Gautier
View AuthorEvery hour wounds, the last one finishes us.
Jean Giono
View AuthorWe have forgotten that our only goal is to live and that we live it every day, and that in every hour of the day we reach our true goal if we live... The days are fruits and our role is to eat them.
Horace
View AuthorTime brings to light everything that is hidden and conceals and hides what now shines with the greatest splendor.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorAs short as life is, we make it even shorter through the foolish waste of time.
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorNo matter how slowly the hours may seem to pass, they will seem short if you think that they will never return.
Marcus Aurelius
View AuthorTime is like a river that swiftly carries away everything that is born.
Ana María Matute
View AuthorTime heals everything, but it also burns everything. The good and the bad. It takes away from memory things you wish to keep there. Time takes it away.
Alfred de Musset
View AuthorNeither absence nor time mean anything when one is in love.