Quote by Sir Walter Raleigh

Hatreds are the cinders of affection.

Hatreds are the cinders of affection.

Summary

This quote suggests that hatred or intense dislike is born out of the remnants of affection or love. It implies that when affection for someone or something dies out, it can be transformed into strong negative emotions and resentments. The cinders, being the remnants of a fire, visually represent the residual emotions that linger after love has cooled down. This quote highlights the complex nature of human emotions and suggests that bitter feelings can arise from the ashes of what once brought warmth and connection.

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