Quote by William Shakespeare

Serve God, love me, and mend.:

Serve God, love me, and mend.:

Summary

This quote is a concise expression of the three main priorities or goals the speaker believes one should strive for. "Serve God" suggests that the individual should devote themselves to a higher power or a spiritual connection. "Love me" signifies the importance of cultivating love and compassion towards others, emphasizing the value of empathy and connection in relationships. Finally, "mend" alludes to the process of personal growth and self-improvement, implying that one should work on repairing their own flaws and becoming a better version of themselves. Overall, this quote encompasses the ideas of faith, love, and personal development.

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By William Shakespeare

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