Quote by Florence and the Machine

I took the stars from my eyes, and then I made a map and knew that somehow I could find my way back. Then I heard your heart beating, you were in the darkness too, so I stayed in the darkness with you.

I took the stars from my eyes, and then I made a map and kne

Summary

This quote highlights the speaker's journey of self-discovery and resilience. In removing the idealistic view they had, symbolized by the "stars from my eyes," they created a tangible and practical map to navigate through life's challenges. However, upon hearing someone else's struggle, symbolized by "hearing your heart beating" in the darkness, the speaker chose empathy and solidarity over individual progress. They made the conscious decision to stay with the person, knowing that they too were in need of guidance and support. Overall, this quote emphasizes the power of both personal growth and compassion for others.

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Life Love Romantic Sweet Moon Spell

By Florence and the Machine

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