Regret Quote by Oscar Wilde

“The past could always be annihilated. Regret, denial, or forgetfulness could do that.”

— Oscar Wilde

The past could always be annihilated. Regret, denial, or forgetfulness could do that. But the future was inevitable.

— Oscar Wilde

“In the rational light of day, he could tell himself that it was better this way, for both of them. The past was the…

— Kyra Dune

“The past would haunt when the present let up, and always, always the future would loom with its certainty of tragedy and pain.”

— Erika Robuck

“There was once a man went on a journey to correct his regrets, He tried everything he could. At the end of his journey…

— Marlon Amparo

“A man who forgets his past and allows the flame of the things he loves to be extinguished has no future.”

— T.J. Fisher

“In trying to escape the fatality of memory, he discovered with an immense sadness that pursuing the past inevitably only leads to greater loss.”

— Richard Flanagan

“He had to deal all at once with the packed regrets and stifled dreams of an inarticulate lifetime.”

— Edith Wharton

“When I thought of the past, it often seemed to me that all this was merely a horrible dream. My only desire was to…

— Miklós Nyiszli

“He remembered a version of himself untrammeled by expectation, unimpeded by Ego. He had suffered in the many years since then, seeking to return…

— Ashim Shanker

“He would come to feel that history, even more than memory, distorts the present of the past by focusing on big events and making…

— Tracy Kidder

“Regrets of the past can be turned into seeds to grow a more positive future or unlearned, doomed to repeat the same.”

— Tambré Bryant - Strategic Intervention Life Coach