Quote by Emily Dickinson

Life is a spell so exquisite that everything conspires to break it

Life is a spell so exquisite that everything conspires to br

Summary

This quote suggests that life is a fragile and beautiful experience that is easily disrupted or destroyed. It implies that the intricate and enchanting nature of life is constantly threatened by external forces or circumstances. Despite its fleeting essence, life is portrayed as something precious and captivating. The quote hints at the paradox of life's vulnerability and its remarkable ability to captivate us, emphasizing its delicate, ephemeral nature.

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