Quote by Milman

Too fair to worship, too divine to love.

Too fair to worship, too divine to love.

Summary

This quote conveys the idea that there may be certain things or individuals that are so remarkable or perfect that they become difficult to worship or love. It suggests that their exceptional qualities or nature make them seem beyond human reach, making it challenging to fully connect or relate to them. This could imply that the object or person being described is seen as unattainable or too extraordinary to approach on a personal level.

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Beauty

By Milman

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