Quote by Emily Dickinson

The Brain is wider than the sky-.

The Brain is wider than the sky-.

Summary

This quote, attributed to Emily Dickinson, suggests that the power of the human brain surpasses the vastness of the sky. It implies that the capacity for imagination, knowledge, and understanding within the mind is boundless, limitless, and even greater than the expanse of the universe. It highlights the enormity and infinite potential of the brain, emphasizing the immeasurable depth of human thought and the unlimited possibilities that exist within our own minds.

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