Quote by Izumi Shikibu

In this worldlove has no coloryet how deeply my bodyis stained by yours.

In this worldlove has no coloryet how deeply my bodyis stain

Summary

This quote speaks to the power and intensity of love that transcends superficial differences. It portrays how love knows no boundaries or limitations, such as color or race. Despite the world's imposed divisions, the quote suggests that love can unite and bind two individuals together so intimately that it leaves a lasting imprint on one's being. It conveys the profound impact love can have on one's soul, regardless of external factors, emphasizing the depth and richness of love's essence.

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Love Inspirational

By Izumi Shikibu

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