Quote by John Green

That tastes like hope feels.

That tastes like hope feels.

Summary

This quote suggests that the taste of something can evoke a feeling similar to hope. It implies that hope is a sensory experience that can be sensed and experienced through the sense of taste. Just as hope brings about positive emotions and optimism, the taste being referred to gives a similar sensation of positivity and possibility. It highlights the power of our senses to create unique and meaningful connections to our emotions and overall experience.

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