Greatest love Quote by Milan Kundera

“Two things eat from the inside. Termites and Memories.”

— Shouvik Bhattacharya

“world and time erases not just memories but entire civilizations, reducing everyone and every monument to dust. The only thing that survives is love,…

— Dean Koontz

“The deaths—tiny ones, false ones, real ones—we undertake in the name of love are the closest that we ever come to greatness.”

— Amanda Lee Koe

“A sackful of human flesh that lives off its nostalgia for other forgettable things until it comes face to face with what really matters,…

— Miljenko Jergovic

“Love transcended loss long enough for them to find that the depth of feeling is best known in silence, because in the presence of…

— Rita Leganski

“We throw ourselves into the journey and when it's done, even while having learned that all experience involves the loss of something beloved, what…

— Aidan Hartley

“But, when nothing subsists of an old past, after the death of people, after the destruction of things, alone, frailer but more enduring, more…

— Marcel Proust

“Memories of the past would return to us more often if only we sought them out, sought their intense sweetness. But we let them…

— Irene Nemirovsky

“I think one of humankind's greatest recurring mistakes is that we don't recognize the full extent of a creature's love until it is gone.”

— Sir Awesome

“We quickly forget the mundane moments in our lives, but those that trigger strong emotions always live on. The Battenberg might be mundane, but…

— Keith A. Pearson

“Let us never allow ourselves to be carried away so completely by pleasure that we fail to recall from time to time in how…

— Michel de Montaigne