Good bye may seem forever. Farewell is like the end, but in my heart is the memory and there you will always be.

The line contrasts the apparent finality of parting words (“goodbye,” “farewell”) with the persistence of emotional memory. It suggests that separation is often experienced as an ending, yet relationships can continue inwardly through remembrance, affection, and the ongoing influence of the absent person. The sentiment is characteristic of consolatory farewell rhetoric: it reframes loss as continuity, locating permanence not in physical presence but in the heart’s capacity to preserve meaning. In quotation culture, it is frequently used in memorials and leave-taking messages because it offers a gentle resolution—acknowledging grief while affirming enduring connection.