Quote by William Butler Yeats

In dreams begins responsibility.

In dreams begins responsibility.

Summary

This quote suggests that the awareness and understanding of one's dreams and aspirations bring about a sense of duty and accountability. It implies that as one becomes more attuned to their deepest desires and aspirations, they also realize the need for taking ownership of their actions and pursuing their dreams with sincerity and dedication. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of acknowledging one's dreams and recognizing the personal responsibility that comes with them.

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Dreams

By William Butler Yeats

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