Quote by William Blake

Every harlot was a virgin once.

Every harlot was a virgin once.

Summary

This quote suggests that every person, regardless of their past or perceived flaws, had a pure and innocent beginning. It implies that individuals should not be judged solely based on their current circumstances or mistakes, as they too had a moment of innocence and purity. The quote emphasizes the idea of allowing for redemption and understanding in how we view and treat others, highlighting the potential for growth and change within every individual.

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Innocence

By William Blake

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