Quote by Marcel Proust

Everything that seems imperishable tends to extinguishment.

Everything that seems imperishable tends to extinguishment.

Summary

This quote suggests that even things that seem permanent or unchanging ultimately fade away or come to an end. It implies that nothing in this world is truly everlasting, highlighting the transient nature of existence. It reminds us that everything, from relationships to physical objects, has the potential to experience decay, loss, or obsolescence over time. It serves as a reminder to appreciate and cherish what we have in the present moment, as it may not last forever.

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By Marcel Proust

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