Quote by Miguel de Cervantes

The eyes those silent tongues of love.

The eyes those silent tongues of love.

Summary

This quote suggests that the eyes are powerful communicators of love and affection, capable of conveying emotions and feelings without words. It hints at the idea that one's gaze can hold a deep connection and understanding between individuals, surpassing verbal expression. The eyes, often regarded as windows to the soul, have the ability to convey messages of love silently and profoundly, transcending the limitations of language.

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