About This Quote
All is changed, changed utterly" is a quote from William Shakespeare in "Macbeth", Act I Scene 1. It is often used to describe the passing of time and the inevitability of death. The quote is often used when discussing changes in our society or lifestyle, but also in regards to the way things are changing us. A similar quote, "All is changed, changed utterly," appears in Act IV Scene 2, but was not spoken by the character Macbeth.
Source: Collected Poems, By W. B. Yeats
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