Quote by Khalil Gibran

Love is trembling happiness.

Love is trembling happiness.

Summary

This quote suggests that love is an intense and exhilarating experience that brings both joy and a sense of vulnerability or fear. "Trembling" indicates the physical and emotional response one may have when in love, signifying the intensity and excitement that love can bring. It emphasizes that love is not merely a state of contentment or tranquility but rather a passionate and dynamic sensation that may evoke both happiness and a certain trembling or trembling-like sensation.

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By Khalil Gibran

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