Nobody knows, nobody can ever know, not even in memory, because there are moments in time that are not knowable.

Amitav Ghosh
Nobody knows, nobody can ever know, not even in memory,...
Nobody knows, nobody can ever know, not even in memory,...
Nobody knows, nobody can ever know, not even in memory,...
Nobody knows, nobody can ever know, not even in memory,...
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"Nobody knows, nobody can ever know, not even in memory, because there are moments in time that are not knowable" is a wonderful quote. It shows how we should be grateful to the ones we love and never forget them. Sometimes we don’t know why we love someone or what they mean to our life. We don’t even remember the first time we met them but we always remember them as if it was just yesterday. The memory of those special moments will be with us forever and those moments will never be forgotten.

Source: The Shadow Lines

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