Quote by Euripides

Love makes the time pass. Time makes love pass.

Love makes the time pass. Time makes love pass.

Summary

This quote reflects the paradoxical nature of love and time's influence on it. Initially, the idea that love makes time pass suggests that when one is in love, the experience is so fulfilling and meaningful that time seems to fly by effortlessly. However, as time goes on, the second part of the quote reveals the harsh reality that love can fade over time. It implies that as love wanes, the passage of time can erode the once strong and intense emotions. In essence, this quote encapsulates the transient nature of love and the impact of time on relationships.

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