Memory Quote by Erich Maria Remarque

“Life cannot withstand death, but memory is gaining in its struggle against nothingness.”

— Tzvetan Todorov

“Memory can only hold a piece of that which we lose, but it is a piece.”

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Nothing ever really escapes memory, and even the things we forget often are condemned to it.”

— Michael W. Twitty

“Memories are fragile things to hold, but many times, it's what we have.”

— Ann Howard Creel

“Memory is like a curse. We fall into eternity, and memory is a weight that keeps pulling us to where we can never go…

— José Luís Peixoto

“When life seems dangerous and unmanageable, just remember that it is, and that you can’t survive forever.”

— Joseph Fink

“Memory really matters...only if it enables us to become without ceasing to be, and to be without ceasing to become.”

— Italo Calvino

“[...] the first lesson about the nature of memory: what you wish to forget, you may not be able to. What seems to have…

— Noam Shpancer

“We live in a world of disposable memory, nothing's built to last, not even shame.”

— Dennis Lehane

“Memory chooses to preserve what desire cannot hope to sustain.”

— Rabih Alameddine

“Maybe memory is overrated. Maybe forgetting is better. (Show me the Proust of forgetting, and I'll read him tomorrow.) Sometimes it's like juggling a…

— Francisco Goldman

“Remembering everything is not the only solution. Perhaps, forgetfulness can make us live in peace too.”

— Mwanandeke Kindembo