Quote by Aeschylus

The words of truth are simple.

The words of truth are simple.

Summary

This quote emphasizes that true and genuine words are uncomplicated and straightforward. They don't require complex explanations or elaborate language to convey their meaning. Instead, truth can be articulated in a simple and direct manner that is easily understood. It suggests that the essence of truth lies in its simplicity, encouraging us to look for simplicity and clarity in our own expressions and communications.

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