Quote by Oscar Wilde

All sins, except a sin against itself, Love should forgive. All lives, save loveless lives, true Love should pardon.

All sins, except a sin against itself, Love should forgive.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the power and importance of love in forgiving and pardoning all sins and mistakes. It suggests that love is capable of forgiving any wrongdoing, except the sin of not loving itself. It emphasizes that love should be the guiding force in our lives, as it can provide pardon and understanding for any faults or transgressions. The quote highlights the transformative and healing nature of love, promoting the idea that a life without love is a life that cannot experience true forgiveness and redemption.

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