Quote by Oscar Wilde

She lives the poetry she cannot write.

She lives the poetry she cannot write.

Summary

This quote suggests that the person being described is deeply immersed in a kind of poetry or beauty that they are unable to express in words. It implies that their way of life, actions, or perspectives embody the essence of poetry, even though their inability to capture it in writing or verbal communication may create a sense of frustration for them. They may find fulfillment in experiencing and embracing the poetic elements of life, allowing it to permeate their being and guide their actions.

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