Forgetting Quote by Jim Fergus

“It was no use to tell a person to forget. No matter how hard you tried to put it out of your mind, the…

— Mary Schumann

“Dissect him how I may, then, I but go skin deep; I know him not, and never will.”

— Herman Melville

“He has a light, fumbling brutality, which several times makes me think that this time it’ll cost me my sanity. In our dawning, mutual…

— Peter Høeg

“For a lover who dies, no matter how forgotten, will take somewhat of you to the grave.”

— Djuna Barnes

“He was the only man I killed with my bare hands, but it affected me all right, that one. You never forget it, never.…

— Denis Avey

“To forget the past so easily seems scarcely loyal to oneself. I am so selfishly absorbed in my present self that I have grown…

— W.N.P. Barbellion

“I do not blame him for not knowing the gentleness of my soul. When I only showed him, how violently I loved.”

— Saiber

“I know the thought of confronting your past terrifies you. It terrifies every man. But sometimes we don't do it for ourselves. We do…

— Colleen Hoover

“My father passed on. This particular pain and loss was so deep I thought I would lose my mind.”

— Carol Wambui Ngabura

“But to pine for those we have had and loved and once held but will never clasp again,” he continued, “it is a torture…

— Kelly Creagh

“My mind was a jumble, a mixed-up mess of hurt and want, but I didn’t know how to sort out the crazy rush of…

— Lauren Blakely

“... my body ... faithful guardian of a past which my mind should never have forgotten, brought back before my eyes …”

— Marcel Proust