Quote by Sappho

their heart grew coldthey let their wings down

their heart grew coldthey let their wings down

Summary

This quote implies that someone's emotions or compassion for others have become distant and indifferent ("their heart grew cold"). Additionally, it suggests that the individual has given up or lost their enthusiasm and motivation ("they let their wings down"). In essence, the quote alludes to both emotional detachment and a lack of personal growth or progress.

Topics

Poetry Beauty Defeat Imagery Giving Up Giving In

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