Quote by Anne Morrow Lindbergh

Only with winter-patience can we bringThe deep desired, long-awaited spring.

Only with winter-patience can we bringThe deep desired, long

Summary

This quote highlights the idea that in order to achieve something of value or experience transformation, one must exercise patience. Just like spring follows winter, the desired outcome can only be attained through enduring patience and perseverance. It illustrates that the journey towards achieving our goals or dreams may be long and arduous, but with patience, we can eventually see our desires come to fruition.

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