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Only in dreams does the happiness of the earth dwell.

Only in dreams does the happiness of the earth dwell.

Summary

This quote suggests that true happiness and utopia can only be achieved in the realm of dreams or imagination, rather than in reality. It implies that the world we live in is inherently flawed and can never fully provide lasting happiness. It highlights the idea that our dreams and aspirations allow us to momentarily escape the limitations and imperfections of the world, providing a sense of joy that is unreachable in our everyday lives.

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