Quote by Helen Hoover Santmyer

Time -- our youth -- it never really goes, does it? It is all held in our minds.

Time -- our youth -- it never really goes, does it? It is al

Summary

This quote suggests that despite the passing of time, the memories and experiences of our youth remain etched in our minds. The notion implies that the essence of our youth is not truly lost or forgotten, but rather preserved within our consciousness. As we age, these memories shape our identity and contribute to who we are, highlighting the enduring influence of the vibrant, formative years of our lives.

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By Helen Hoover Santmyer

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