Quote by Cesare Pavese

We don't remember days; we remember moments.

We don't remember days; we remember moments.

Summary

This quote emphasizes that our memories are often shaped by significant moments in our lives rather than the entirety of those days. It suggests that it is these standout moments, whether they are joyful, tragic, or impactful, that leave a lasting impression on our memory. Thus, instead of recalling the mundane events of a day, it is the moments that carry emotional significance or hold deep meaning that are most likely to be remembered and cherished.

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Memory

By Cesare Pavese

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