It is not true that the heart wears out – but the body creates this illusion.

Albert Camus
About This Quote

This quote is trying to say that the heart and the body are not the same thing and that it is not true that the heart wears out. This quote never has been true and has never been true in history. The human body can be destroyed but not the human heart.

Source: Notebooks 19511959

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