Quote by George William Russell

Only in the self we grope To the misty end of time: Truth has put an end to hope. What of all the heart to love? Sadder than for will or soul, No light lured it on above; Love has found itself the whole.


Only in the self we grope To the misty end of time: Truth ha

Summary

This quote reflects a sense of pessimism and resignation towards the nature of human existence. It suggests that we can only search for meaning within ourselves, often facing uncertainty and confusion as we navigate through life. The mention of truth ending hope implies that once we confront reality and accept the limitations it presents, our aspirations and dreams lose their significance. The line "Love has found itself the whole" suggests that love is the sole source of fulfillment and purpose, thus prioritizing emotional connection above all other aspects of life.

By George William Russell
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