☘️Quotes ~
What is the quote you live the most and the one that describes you or you can see yourself in lately?
Mine comes from a handwork by an ancient Greek poet, namely Sappho. Although it's not complete, the quote that is in my heart lately and in which I see myself is the following: "But everything can be endured" ~ 🩹❤️🩹
It comes from a story in which the lesbian poet talks about her love towards a girl who is talking to a boy, yet the poet is in love with the girl and she screams her jealousy and pain in this handiwork.
This quote means a lot to me because I feel like everyone gets in a certain situation that feels like it sucks you alive, it drives you into a deep state of pain (moth emotional and physical)..
But in the end, I always tell myself "I am stronger than this. I can bear this.." and this quote is the one in which I found myself in.
See ya 😊
@NickyYayUwU
Thank you for this thread! I like your quote at the end about "I am stronger than this" very much! We have so much undiscovered strength in ourselves, and your quote shows that you have the faith in this strength, in yourself. 👍
The quote I am living on is "It is what it is". The deeper meaning underlying this phrase recognizes something that the Stoics knew very well: some things in life are beyond our control. It does not mean giving up, it means understanding this is what I have to accept and move on from there to make the very best out of a situation.
It's really beautiful! Thanks for sharing it with us 😊❤️🩹
@NickyYayUwU "but darling, there is no light at the end of the tunnel, you must realise you are the light"
I really like this quote ❤❤
Wow...hits very deep in the heart.. I wish I knew you pronounced this quote though.
Thanks for sharing! ❤️🩹☺️💚
@NickyYayUwU ❤❤❤
"Born to late to explore Earth, born to early to explore the universe."
@ChatRond
It is quite a deep one and I share the sentiment!! <3
Really beautiful really! ☺️
@NickyYayUwU
Mine comes from a poet called e.h.~ (Eric Hanson.) I find my inspiration through her words. At times they lend me strength and at times make me understand my emotions! This one comes from a poem called 'ECHO' - which describes our lives as a reflection of what came before us. That like an echo, a life may seem to disappear but it is never truly gone; just muffled very well. ^^
"...Know our voice can't last forever, But the truth it carries will."