John O'Donohue Quotes

Memory Is The Place Where Our Vanished Days Secretly Gather ... The Past Seems To Be Gone And Absent. Yet The Grooves In The Mind Hold The Traces And Vestiga Of Everything That Has Ever Happened To Us. Nothing Is Ever Lost Or Forgotten.

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