Quote by Thomas Hardy

Time changes everything except something within us which is always surprised by change.

Time changes everything except something within us which is

Summary

This quote highlights the inherent resistance or reluctance we might have towards change, despite its inevitable nature in the passage of time. While everything around us transforms in various ways, there is an element within us that remains constant. However, this inner part of our being is continually caught off guard or surprised by the changes occurring in our external reality. It suggests that our core remains steadfast, while our perception and reactions to the evolving world challenge us to adapt and continuously embrace new experiences.

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