Quote by Ovid

Like fragile ice anger passes away in time.

Like fragile ice anger passes away in time.

Summary

This quote suggests that anger, like delicate ice, eventually disappears over time. It implies that anger is not a permanent emotion and will eventually fade away. Just as ice can melt and vanish with warmth, so can anger dissolve with the passage of time. This quote encourages patience and perspective, reminding us that even our most intense emotional reactions are temporary and fleeting. It offers a hopeful message that anger is not something that will forever define our lives, but rather something that can be overcome and replaced by more positive emotions.

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Anger

By Ovid

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