Quote by William Shakespeare

I am a feather for each wind that blows

I am a feather for each wind that blows

Summary

This quote means that the person sees themselves as being easily influenced or swayed by the circumstances around them. They are metaphorically compared to a feather that is carried by the wind, emphasizing how they lack strong convictions or personal opinions and tend to go along with the prevailing opinions or fads. This quote suggests a sense of adaptability and perhaps a lack of firmness in their beliefs or decision-making.

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Self Esteem

By William Shakespeare

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