Quote by Charles Lamb

The beggar wears all colors fearing none.

The beggar wears all colors fearing none.

Summary

This quote implies that the beggar, who possesses nothing and is economically poor, is not burdened by societal norms or expectations. As they have nothing to lose, they are free from the fear of judgement or restriction, symbolized by their ability to wear all colors without hesitation. It serves as a reminder that simplicity and detachment can bring a sense of liberation from materialistic concerns, allowing one to live authentically and without fear.

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