Quote by William Cowper

Remorse begets reform.

Remorse begets reform.

Summary

This quote suggests that feeling remorse or regret for one's actions can lead to a desire for change and improvement. When an individual becomes aware of the negative consequences of their behavior, the sense of remorse can motivate them to take responsibility, rectify their mistakes, and seek redemption. It implies that remorse serves as a catalyst for personal growth and an opportunity to learn from one's errors, ultimately encouraging a positive transformation in thoughts and actions.

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Regret & Remorse

By William Cowper

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