Quote by Stephen King

Some things were better lost than found.

Some things were better lost than found.

Summary

This quote suggests that there are certain experiences, possessions, or knowledge that are best left hidden or discovered by chance. It implies that uncovering or gaining these things may result in negative consequences, and it is better to remain ignorant of them. It underscores the idea that not everything that is hidden or unknown needs to be explored or sought after, as some things may be better left untouched or undiscovered.

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By Stephen King

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