Summary
This quote implies that the speaker's possessions or values may appear flawed or useless to others, but they hold personal significance to the speaker. The things they treasure are broken in some way, implying imperfection. However, these broken treasures have a unique meaning or attachment specific to the speaker, making them valuable solely to them. This quote highlights the subjective nature of value and reminds us that what may seem insignificant or flawed to others can hold deep personal significance.
By John Geddes