Quote by Terry Pratchett

Perhaps the magic would last, perhaps it wouldn't. But then again, what does?

Perhaps the magic would last, perhaps it wouldn't. But then

Summary

This quote suggests that there is a natural cycle in life where moments of magic or happiness eventually fade away. It raises the question of whether anything in life can truly last forever. It implies that impermanence is a fundamental aspect of existence, highlighting the transient nature of experiences and emotions. It encourages acceptance of the ephemerality of things and reminds us to appreciate and cherish moments of magic while they last, recognizing that nothing can escape the passage of time.

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